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> Sean C's coding guidelines suggest (note the word 'suggest') that
> structKeyExists() is preferrable over isDefined(). I believe
> the reason cited was isDefined() is really parsing a string
> (the function's argument), which is comparatively slower than
> structKeyExists() checking for a key in a struct.
>
> I've gotten into the structKeyExists() habit.
It varies - I go for readability
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