JuniorTheoryCommon

What does the program print?

PHP

<?php

$code = '2';
$word = match ($code) {
    1, 2 => 'small',
    '2' => 'string two',
    default => 'other',
};
echo $word, "\n";

string two

Expecting small, as with switch: match compares with ===, so the string '2' does not equal the integer 2 and skips that arm.
Expecting several arms to print: match picks exactly one arm, the first whose value is identical, and returns that arm's value.

JuniorTheoryCommon

PHP

<?php

$code = '2';
$word = match ($code) {
    1, 2 => 'small',
    '2' => 'string two',
    default => 'other',
};
echo $word, "\n";

string two

Expecting small, as with switch: match compares with ===, so the string '2' does not equal the integer 2 and skips that arm.
Expecting several arms to print: match picks exactly one arm, the first whose value is identical, and returns that arm's value.