[SOLVED] if statement error

[EchoFool]

I am stuck with my php because my if statement is checking if the two values are the same "numerically" rather than if its string.. as the string consists of numbers its taking is number checking rather than string checking:

 

<?php
$X = 1;
$Y = 0;
$MyX = 00;
$MyY = 10;

$Check = '$X$Y';
$Check2 = '$MyXMyY';
If($Check == $Check2){
Echo 'ok';
}
?>

 

 

So its basically saying:

10 is equal to 0010

 

Which is correct in numerical world but im trying use them as strings but it keeps just auto using it as numbers, how do tell it to check if they are the same strings ignoring their numerical value?

[Maq]

Try comparing them using '==='.

[premiso]

strcmp would be the easiest to compare 2 strings.

[EchoFool]

Thank you for the help!