Var_dump ((bool)?) The related issues

Var_dump ((bool)?) The problem
Var_dump ((BOOL) ""); BOOL (FALSE)
Var_dump ((bool) 1); BOOL (TRUE)
Var_dump ((BOOL)-2); BOOL (TRUE)
Var_dump ((bool) "foo"); BOOL (TRUE)
Var_dump ((bool) 2.3e5); BOOL (TRUE)
Var_dump ((BOOL) array (12)); BOOL (TRUE)
Var_dump ((bool) array ()); BOOL (FALSE)
Var_dump ((BOOL) "false"); BOOL (TRUE)

In the past it was said that non 0 is true, but var_dump ((bool) array ()); is also false. How exactly do you judge ture or False in PHP?

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Non-0 non-NULL is True
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In PHP, when other types of variables are converted to Boolean, the following values are considered FALSE:

A Boolean value of FALSE itself;
Integer value 0 (0);
Floating-point value 0.0 (0);
An empty string (""), and a string ("0");
An array that does not include any elements;
Objects that do not include any member variables (PHP 4.0 only applies);
Special type NULL (including variables that have not yet been set);
A SimpleXML object generated from an XML document without any tags (tags);

All other values are considered TRUE (including any resources).

Note:-1 and other non-0 values (either positive or negative) are considered to be true!

Var_dump ((BOOL) ""); BOOL (FALSE)
Var_dump ((bool) 1); BOOL (TRUE)
Var_dump ((BOOL)-2); BOOL (TRUE)
Var_dump ((bool) "foo"); BOOL (TRUE)
Var_dump ((bool) 2.3e5); BOOL (TRUE)
Var_dump ((BOOL) array (12)); BOOL (TRUE)
Var_dump ((bool) array ()); BOOL (FALSE)
Var_dump ((BOOL) "false"); BOOL (TRUE)
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