What will be the output of the following PHP code?1.0 MarksNo OutputAll of the above8 === 81

The PHP code you provided is not complete, so it's hard to determine the exact output. However, I can explain the part of the code you provided.

In PHP, the triple equals sign "===" is a comparison operator that checks both the value and the type of the two operands.

So, if you have a line of code like this:

if (8 === "8") {
    echo "True";
} else {
    echo "False";
}

The output will be "False" because even though the value of the two operands is the same (8), their types are not the same. The first operand is an integer, and the second operand is a string.

If you have a line of code like this:

if (8 === 8) {
    echo "True";
} else {
    echo "False";
}

The output will be "True" because both the value and the type of the two operands are the same.

Please provide the complete code for a more accurate answer.