You're debugging a PHP script and notice that a block of code inside an 'if' condition is always executing, even when the condition is false. Which of the following operators might be the cause of this behavior?
- == (Equality)
- #NAME?
- === (Identity)
- != (Inequality)
The '=' operator is used for assignment, not comparison. This results in the condition always evaluating as true, causing the code block to execute.
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