note 102234 deleted from language.operators.comparison by danbrown

Note Submitter: ojrask at gmail dot leaveout dot com 

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Hopefully this isn't something I've stupidly missed seeing from the documentation, but it seems that you can do this when comparing:

<?php
if ( $var == ( 'value1' || 'value2' || 'value3' ) )
{
    // Do stuff if $var is any of the values above.
}
?>

This would essentially be the same as:

<?php
if ( $var == 'value1' || $var == 'value2' || $var == 'value3' )
{
    // Do stuff.
}
?>

Shortens code a bit and leaves repetition out. Not sure how performance is effected.