<?php

    /**
     * Comparison of two PHP objects                         ==     ===
     * Checks for
     * 1. References                                         yes    yes
     * 2. Instances with matching attributes and its values  yes    no
     * 3. Instances with different attributes                yes    no
     **/

    // There is no need to worry about comparing visibility of property or
    // method, because it will be the same whenever an object instance is
    // created, however visibility of an object can be modified during run
    // time using ReflectionClass()
    // http://php.net/manual/en/reflectionproperty.setaccessible.php
    //
    class Foo
    {
        public $foobar = 1;

        public function createNewProperty($name, $value)
        {
            $this->{$name} = $value;
        }
    }

    class Bar
    {
    }
    // 1. Object handles or references
    // Is an object a reference to itself or a clone or totally a different object?
    //
    //   ==  true   Name of two objects are same, for example, Foo() and Foo()
    //   ==  false  Name of two objects are different, for example, Foo() and Bar()
    //   === true   ID of two objects are same, for example, 1 and 1
    //   === false  ID of two objects are different, for example, 1 and 2

    echo "1. Object handles or references (both == and    ===) <br />";

    $bar = new Foo();    // New object Foo() created
    $bar2 = new Foo();   // New object Foo() created
    $baz = clone $bar;   // Object Foo() cloned
    $qux = $bar;         // Object Foo() referenced
    $norf = new Bar();   // New object Bar() created
    echo "bar";
    var_dump($bar);
    echo "baz";
    var_dump($baz);
    echo "qux";
    var_dump($qux);
    echo "bar2";
    var_dump($bar2);
    echo "norf";
    var_dump($norf);

    // Clone: == true and === false
    echo '$bar == $bar2';
    var_dump($bar == $bar2); // true

    echo '$bar === $bar2';
    var_dump($bar === $bar2); // false

    echo '$bar == $baz';
    var_dump($bar == $baz); // true

    echo '$bar === $baz';
    var_dump($bar === $baz); // false

    // Object reference: == true and === true
    echo '$bar == $qux';
    var_dump($bar == $qux); // true

    echo '$bar === $qux';
    var_dump($bar === $qux); // true

    // Two different objects: == false and === false
    echo '$bar == $norf';
    var_dump($bar == $norf); // false

    echo '$bar === $norf';
    var_dump($bar === $norf); // false

    // 2. Instances with matching attributes and its values (only ==).
    //    What happens when objects (even in cloned object) have same
    //    attributes but varying values?

    // $foobar value is different
    echo "2. Instances with matching attributes  and its values (only ==) <br />";

    $baz->foobar = 2;
    echo '$foobar' . " value is different <br />";
    echo '$bar->foobar = ' . $bar->foobar . "<br />";
    echo '$baz->foobar = ' . $baz->foobar . "<br />";
    echo '$bar == $baz';
    var_dump($bar == $baz); // false

    // $foobar's value is the same again
    $baz->foobar = 1;
    echo '$foobar' . " value is the same again <br />";
    echo '$bar->foobar is ' . $bar->foobar . "<br />";
    echo '$baz->foobar is ' . $baz->foobar . "<br />";
    echo '$bar == $baz';
    var_dump($bar == $baz); // true

    // Changing values of properties in $qux object will change the property
    // value of $bar and evaluates true always, because $qux = &$bar.
    $qux->foobar = 2;
    echo '$foobar value of both $qux and $bar is 2, because $qux = &$bar' . "<br />";
    echo '$qux->foobar is ' . $qux->foobar . "<br />";
    echo '$bar->foobar is ' . $bar->foobar . "<br />";
    echo '$bar == $qux';
    var_dump($bar == $qux); // true

    // 3. Instances with different attributes (only ==)
    //    What happens when objects have different attributes even though
    //    one of the attributes has same value?
    echo "3. Instances with different attributes (only ==) <br />";

    // Dynamically create a property with the name in $name and value
    // in $value for baz object
    $name = 'newproperty';
    $value = null;
    $baz->createNewProperty($name, $value);
    echo '$baz->newproperty is ' . $baz->{$name};
    var_dump($baz);

    $baz->foobar = 2;
    echo '$foobar' . " value is same again <br />";
    echo '$bar->foobar is ' . $bar->foobar . "<br />";
    echo '$baz->foobar is ' . $baz->foobar . "<br />";
    echo '$bar == $baz';
    var_dump($bar == $baz); // false
    var_dump($bar);
    var_dump($baz);
?>

这都是关于数据类型的。以BOOL (true或false)为例:

True也等于1和 False也等于0

==在比较时不关心数据类型: 所以如果你有一个变量是1(这也可能是真的):

$ var = 1;

然后与==进行比较:

if ($var == true)
{
    echo"var is true";
}

但$var并不等于true，对吧?它的int值为1，而int值为true。

使用===，检查数据类型，以确保两个变量/对象/无论使用相同的类型。

如果我这样做了

if ($var === true)
{
    echo "var is true";
}

这个条件不会为真，因为$var !== true它只== true(如果你知道我的意思)。

你为什么需要这个?

简单-让我们来看看PHP的一个函数:array_search():

array_search()函数的作用是:简单地在数组中搜索一个值，并返回该值所在元素的键。如果在数组中找不到该值，则返回false。但是，如果对存储在数组的第一个元素(数组键值为0)....中的值执行array_search()会怎样呢array_search()函数将返回0…等于false..

所以如果你有:

$arr = array("name");
if (array_search("name", $arr) == false)
{
    // This would return 0 (the key of the element the val was found
    // in), but because we're using ==, we'll think the function
    // actually returned false...when it didn't.
}

所以，你现在明白这为什么会成为一个问题了吗?

大多数人在检查函数是否返回false时不使用== false。相反，他们使用!但实际上，这与使用==false完全相同，所以如果你这样做:

$arr = array("name");
if (!array_search("name", $arr)) // This is the same as doing (array_search("name", $arr) == false)

因此，对于这种情况，您可以使用===来代替，以便检查数据类型。

==(相等)和===(完全相等)之间的差值

PHP提供了两个比较运算符来检查两个值是否相等。这两者之间的主要区别是'=='检查两个操作数的值是否相等。另一方面，'==='检查操作数的值以及操作数的类型是否相等。

= =(等于) ===(完全相等)

示例= >

<?php 
    $val1 = 1234;
    $val2 = "1234";
    var_dump($val1 == $val2);// output => bool(true)
    //It checks only operands value
?> 


<?php 
    $val1 = 1234;
    $val2 = "1234";
    var_dump($val1 === $val2);// output => bool(false)
    //First it checks type then operands value
?> 

如果将$val2转换为(int)$val2或(string)$val1，则返回true

   <?php 
        $val1 = 1234;
        $val2 = "1234";
        var_dump($val1 === (int)$val2);// output => bool(true)
        //First it checks type then operands value
    ?> 

OR

  <?php 
        $val1 = 1234;
        $val2 = "1234";
        var_dump($val1 === (int)$val2);// output => bool(true)
        //First it checks type then operands value
    ?> 

关于对象比较的其他答案的补充:

==使用对象的名称和它们的值来比较对象。如果两个对象具有相同的类型并且具有相同的成员值，$a == $b的结果为true。

===比较对象的内部对象id。即使成员是相等的，如果它们不是完全相同的对象，$a !== $b。

class TestClassA {
    public $a;
}

class TestClassB {
    public $a;
}

$a1 = new TestClassA();
$a2 = new TestClassA();
$b = new TestClassB();

$a1->a = 10;
$a2->a = 10;
$b->a = 10;

$a1 == $a1;
$a1 == $a2;  // Same members
$a1 != $b;   // Different classes

$a1 === $a1;
$a1 !== $a2; // Not the same object

运算符==在两个不同类型之间进行类型强制转换，而===运算符执行“类型安全比较”。这意味着只有当两个操作数具有相同的类型和相同的值时，它才返回true。

例子:

1 === 1: true
1 == 1: true
1 === "1": false // 1 is an integer, "1" is a string
1 == "1": true // "1" gets casted to an integer, which is 1
"foo" === "foo": true // both operands are strings and have the same value

警告:具有等价成员的同一个类的两个实例不匹配===操作符。例子:

$a = new stdClass();
$a->foo = "bar";
$b = clone $a;
var_dump($a === $b); // bool(false)

在PHP数组和对象中，==和===之间有两个没有人提到的区别:两个具有不同键排序的数组和对象。

两个具有不同键排序的数组

如果你有两个数组，它们的键排序不同，但有相同的键值映射，它们是严格不同的(即使用===)。这可能会导致问题，如果你对一个数组进行键排序，并试图将排序后的数组与原始数组进行比较。

例如:

$arrayUnsorted = [
    "you" => "you",
    "I" => "we",
];

$arraySorted = $arrayUnsorted;
ksort($arraySorted);

$arrayUnsorted == $arraySorted; // true
$arrayUnsorted === $arraySorted; // false

对象

请记住，主要规则是两个不同的对象永远不会严格相等。请看下面的例子:

$stdClass1 = new stdClass();
$stdClass2 = new stdClass();
$clonedStdClass1 = clone $stdClass1;

$stdClass1 == $stdClass2; // true
$stdClass1 === $stdClass2; // false
$stdClass1 == $clonedStdClass1; // true
$stdClass1 === $clonedStdClass1; // false

注意:将一个对象赋值给另一个变量并不会创建一个副本——相反，它创建了对同一对象的引用。在这里看到的。

注意:从PHP7开始，引入了匿名类。在上面的测试中，新类{}和新stdClass()之间没有区别。