First thank you all for your input on "all-in-one" classes.
Reading the php manual on boolean types and casts, and came accros the
following:
<quote>
When converting to boolean, the following values are considered FALSE:
...
an array with zero elements
...
</quote>
So here I am sitting and wondering if after all this while doing:
$arr = array();
If (count($arr) == 0) {}
Shouldn't have been simply doing:
$arr = array();
If (!arr) {}
Is the latter problematic in any programming standards?
Does it take longer to process?
Is it using count()?
Is "Type-Juggling" considered good practise?
Regards,
Tim
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