PHP comparison operators can be confusing for beginners, here is a quick run down and example to help out. Setting variable a to 2 and b to 10
$a = 2; $b = 10; $a == $b // a does not equal b returns FALSE $a === $b // a is not identical to b returns FALSE $a != $b // a is not equal to b returns FALSE $a !== $b // a is not identical to b returns TRUE $a < $b // a less than b returns TRUE $a > $b // a greater than b returns FALSE $a <= $b // a less than or equal to b returns TRUE $a >= $b // a greater than or equal to b returns FALSE
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