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		<description>[...] Well, it’s simple logic. If you remember, every bit that is set in both of them is returned. If no bit where set, 0 is returned and if there where any bits set then some integer that is not 0 is returned. If you know how PHP compares, then you also know that 0 is evaluated as false and any non-zero number is evaluated as true. If you wish you can read my article about comparing in PHP. [...]</description>
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