rfc:null_coercion_consistency
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rfc:null_coercion_consistency [2022/04/11 16:32] – Update note about user-defined functions specifying parameter types (thanks George Peter Banyard) craigfrancis | rfc:null_coercion_consistency [2022/04/11 16:35] – craigfrancis | ||
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NULL can usually be coerced, but... | NULL can usually be coerced, but... | ||
- | - PHP 7.0 introduced the ability for user-defined functions to specify parameter types via the [[https:// | + | - PHP 7.0 introduced the ability for user-defined functions to specify parameter types via the [[https:// |
- PHP 8.1 continued this inconsistency with internal functions. | - PHP 8.1 continued this inconsistency with internal functions. | ||
rfc/null_coercion_consistency.txt · Last modified: 2023/10/18 11:57 by craigfrancis