Description:
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This is complicated, so I'll try explaining as best I can.

There is a binary file. The first byte is 0x44. Doing a comparison (==) to 0x2C returns "TRUE" because 44 is the decimal for 0x2C. The decimal value of 0x44 is 68. This should return "FALSE" but does not.

Reproduce code:
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(bin2hex("D") == 0x2C) RETURNS TRUE;  SHOULD RETURN FALSE;
(bin2hex("D") == 0x44) RETURNS FALSE; SHOULD RETURN TRUE;
(bin2hex("D") == 44)   RETURNS TRUE;  SHOULD RETURN TRUE;

Expected result:
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print(bin2hex("D") == 0x2C) //prints nothing
print(bin2hex("D") == 0x44) //prints '1'
print(bin2hex("D") == 44)   //prints '1'

Actual result:
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print(bin2hex("D") == 0x2C) //prints '1'
print(bin2hex("D") == 0x44) //prints nothing
print(bin2hex("D") == 44)   //prints '1'