How can PHP developers ensure that automatic entries are not made in a script unintentionally?

To prevent unintentional automatic entries in a PHP script, developers can use strict comparison operators (===) to ensure that values are compared without type coercion. This helps to avoid unexpected behavior that may arise from automatic type conversion. By explicitly checking for both value and type equality, developers can ensure that their script behaves as intended. 

// Example code snippet demonstrating the use of strict comparison operators to prevent automatic entries
$userInput = "10";

// Check if the user input is equal to the integer 10 without type coercion
if ($userInput === 10) {
    echo "User input is equal to 10";
} else {
    echo "User input is not equal to 10";
}

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