The difference between is_int and is_numeric

is_int: It is a strong type judgment. When the parameter is a number of type int, return 1, otherwise return 0

is_numeric: It is a number/digit string (if it is a pure numeric string, if there are characters, it returns false ), return 1

example:

is_numeric(1234);//true

is_numeric('1234');//true

is_numeric ('1234e4');//false

is_numeric('1234 ');//false

So under normal circumstances, if the data passed from the front end is not forced to convert/int processing, it is best to use is_numeric(), which can ensure that the parameter judgment can pass

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