I have my doubts of being a good developer when my fingers type this thing

Just checking if a string contains itself

NEVER trust a f*cking String!

if( !( key==new string(key.ToCharArray()? key : null ) == new String(key.ToArray<char>()) )

I had to open VS and read the string documentation in order to make sure it works.

It works. Beat THAT!

Keyception

@Gregozor2121 This is another level.

Or checking if a string does not contain itself. 😂

@BeardedFists There is always a chance for that XD

@Gregozor2121 you could always be more verbose!

boolean isEqual = true;

for ( char c : key.toCharArray() )
{
for (char c1 : key.toCharArray() )
{
if( c != c1 )
{
isEqual = false;
break;
}
}
}

I've seen something very similar in production code....

if (key

&& typeof key === 'string'

&& key.length

&& key.split('').reduce((eq, c, i) => eq && c === key[i], true)

)

@loopback But... This code doesn't work... Or am I wrong?

Never trust a string. Never.

let firstKey = key.toString();
let secondKey = key.toString();

if(typeof firstKey === typeof secondKey && firstKey === secondKey) {
if(firstKey.contains(secondKey) {
return (!(true !== false)) == false;
}
}
return !true;