[Solved] A developer wrote this code snippet to check a feature toggle but it always activates the feature regardless of toggle state: if (featureToggle.... } What is the main error causing this behavior? | Microservices

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A developer wrote this code snippet to check a feature toggle but it always activates the feature regardless of toggle state:

if (featureToggle.isEnabled = true) {
  enableFeature();
} else {
  disableFeature();
}

What is the main error causing this behavior?

AFeature toggle name is incorrect

BUsing assignment '=' instead of comparison '==' in the if condition

CMissing parentheses around the condition

DCalling the wrong method name for toggle check

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Analyze the if condition syntax
The condition uses assignment '=' which sets isEnabled to true, always true.
Step 2: Identify correct comparison operator
It should use '==' or a method call to compare, not assignment.
Final Answer:
Using assignment '=' instead of comparison '==' in the if condition -> Option B
Quick Check:
Assignment in if condition causes always true [OK]

Quick Trick: Check if condition uses '==' not '=' [OK]

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