[consolegaming]

It would match booleans yes but it would also match the string or number representation. == in PHP is non type specific. i.e. it looks for values that match without checking the types. You use === if you want to make sure the type is the same as well i.e. both sides of the conditional are boolean or numerical etc. So if you wanted to make sure that something was true but not the number 1 or '1' then you'd need to do: if ($condition === true) because if you just had == then it would match with '1' or 1 too.

I barely ever need to check that the type matches as well but I thought it best to point that out.