#User input help
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well, call it?
then you can use String.contains
this may be an https://xyproblem.info, what are you actually trying to do?
you wouldn't use toString for that
loop through whatever structure you have to check if any element has !checkStorage (which is kind of a horrible name and doesn't need to be an if)
you can just use a ternary and reuse the rest of the construction
and formatting could help make it more readable
we all start somewhere ¯_(ツ)_/¯
you'll get better with experience
no, you wouldn't use string comparison for this
you have a property that holds a much cleaner representation of that