[Solved] A developer wrote this code to disable a feature using a feature flag: if (featureFlags.isEnabled('dark_mode')) { disableDarkMode(); } Why might this code not work as intended? | Microservices

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A developer wrote this code to disable a feature using a feature flag:

if (featureFlags.isEnabled('dark_mode')) {
  disableDarkMode();
}

Why might this code not work as intended?

AIt disables dark mode when the flag is enabled, which is opposite logic

BThe method disableDarkMode() does not exist

CFeature flags cannot control UI features

DThe flag name should be 'enable_dark_mode'

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Analyze the condition logic
The code disables dark mode if the flag is enabled, which is opposite of expected behavior (usually enabled flag means enable feature).
Step 2: Identify correct logic for disabling feature
To disable dark mode when flag is false, the condition should check if flag is disabled or negate the check.
Final Answer:
It disables dark mode when the flag is enabled, which is opposite logic -> Option A
Quick Check:
Enabled flag should enable, not disable [OK]

Quick Trick: Enabled flag usually means feature ON, not OFF [OK]

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