Quick question. Different langauges act in different ways when you compare something to NULL.

What would happen in PHP if I were to compare something to null?
would 1 >= NULL return true?
would NULL >= 1 return false?

Don't use this syntax when it comes to null.

use the typed comparison operators:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/languag...comparison.php
Either === or !== , which will check the type of the variable and it's php logical value after casting.
You can use is_null() too to test a value.

Appart this, in your question, both statement will be correct.
As null cast to 0:
1 is >= to null
null is not >= to 1

Thanks a lot. I've had problems in other languages like java when things poped up as Null when they weren't supposed to (hence my name).

In Java, it's simply:

if( <variablename> == NULL )

Right?

Nick