hadn’t filled in some code i was completing and within it was a sql statement of the form:
INSERT INTO TableName () VALUES ();
to my surprise, this is valid syntax, and inserted a row with a correct auto_increment for the primary key, and null or defaults for the remaining columns.
here is more evidence that everything starts somewhere, however small…
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so, back again with an instance of === not always yielding the same result as == when perhaps it should… it just so happens that code i just wrote, given an empty string, yields a different result comparing that string to “” when using the === operator rather than the == operator.
even more strange, my […]