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    This function compares two objects o1 and o2 to check if they are deeply equal. It first checks if they are primitive types, then checks if the objects have the same number of keys. It then compares the sorted keys and values, and if equal returns true. If the objects are not equal yet, it recursively checks if the objects have matching deeply equal properties identified by their keys.

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    This function compares two objects o1 and o2 to check if they are deeply equal. It first checks if they are primitive types, then checks if the objects have the same number of keys. It then compares the sorted keys and values, and if equal returns true. If the objects are not equal yet, it recursively checks if the objects have matching deeply equal properties identified by their keys.

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    Json Deep Equal

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    This function compares two objects o1 and o2 to check if they are deeply equal. It first checks if they are primitive types, then checks if the objects have the same number of keys. It then compares the sorted keys and values, and if equal returns true. If the objects are not equal yet, it recursively checks if the objects have matching deeply equal properties identified by their keys.

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    /**

    * @param {any} o1
    * @param {any} o2
    * @return {boolean}
    */
    var areDeeplyEqual = function(o1, o2) {
    // CASE 4
    // primitive: number, string, boolean, undefined
    if (typeof o1 !== 'object') {
    return o1 === o2;
    }
    // EXTERNAL VALIDATION
    if (Object.keys(o1).length !== Object.keys(o2).length) {
    return false
    }

    let o1_keys = JSON.stringify(Object.keys(o1).sort())


    let o2_keys = JSON.stringify(Object.keys(o2).sort())
    let o1_values = Object.values(o1)
    let o2_values = Object.values(o2)

    let booVal = true;


    for(let i = 0; i < o1_keys.length; i++) {
    if(o1_values[i] !== o2_values[i]) {
    booVal = false;
    }
    }

    // CASE 1
    if(o1_keys === o2_keys && booVal) {
    return "The keys and values match exactly.";
    };
    // CASE 3
    for (let key of o1_keys) {
    if (!areDeeplyEqual(o1[key], o2[key])) {
    return false;
    }
    }
    // CASE 2
    if(o1_keys === o2_keys) {
    return "Although the keys are in a different order, they still match
    exactly."
    };
    };

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