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Asked: 2026-06-05T23:58:23+00:00

1) – @client.getAvatars(@accountName).each do |avatar| =avatar[‘deleted’] output: false false true 2) – @client.getAvatars(@accountName).each do

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1)

- @client.getAvatars(@accountName).each do |avatar|
  =avatar['deleted']

output:
false
false
true

2)

- @client.getAvatars(@accountName).each do |avatar|
 - if(avatar['deleted'] == 'false')
   =avatar['deleted']

empty output

3)

- @client.getAvatars(@accountName).each do |avatar|
 - if(avatar['deleted'] != 'false')
   =avatar['deleted']

output:
false
false
true

I don’t understand why it works so strange, can you explain it to me ?

PS: my working variant is

- @client.getAvatars(@accountName).each do |avatar|
 - if(!avatar['deleted'])
   =avatar['deleted']

output:
false
false

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  1. Editorial Team

    I think the problem is that you think avatar['deleted'] returns a string (the word “false” or the word “true”), when really is returning a boolean.

    Try this code:

    - @client.getAvatars(@accountName).each do |avatar|
    - if(avatar['deleted'] == false) # or, if(avatar['deleted'])
        =avatar['deleted']

    Note that false is not a string, but a keyword: it’s a boolean flag. Now you should get output that better coincides with your first scenario.

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