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function key_matches(this,entry,key)result(same)!! Exact key comparison: same length and same characters. Deliberately!! not the Fortran `==` operator, which blank-pads the shorter operand.class(hash_map_t),intent(in)::thisinteger(default_int),intent(in)::entrycharacter(len=*),intent(in)::keylogical::sameinteger(default_int)::isame=.false.if(this%key_size(entry)/=int(len(key),default_int))return do i=1,this%key_size(entry)if(this%key_pool(this%key_start(entry)+i-1)/=key(i:i))return end dosame=.true.end function key_matches