fnIncludes = function (vCollection, vValue, iFromIndex) {
		if (typeof iFromIndex !== 'number') {
			iFromIndex = 0;
		}

		// Use native (Array.prototype.includes, String.prototype.includes) includes functions if available
		if (Array.isArray(vCollection) || typeof vCollection === 'string') {
			if (iFromIndex < 0) {
				iFromIndex = (vCollection.length + iFromIndex) < 0 ? 0 : vCollection.length + iFromIndex;
			}
			return vCollection.includes(vValue, iFromIndex);
		} else {
			// values(...) always returns an array therefore deep recursion is avoided
			return fnIncludes(values(vCollection), vValue, iFromIndex);
		}
	}
Checks if value is included in collection.

@example
sap.ui.require(["sap/base/util/includes"], function(includes){
  // arrays
  includes(["1", "8", "7"], "8");         // true
  includes(["1", "8", "7"], "8", 0);      // true

  includes(["1", "8", "7"], "8", 1);      // true
  includes(["1", "8", "7"], "8", 2);      // false
  includes(["1", "8", "7"], "8", 3);      // false

  includes(["1", "8", "7"], "8", -1);     // false
  includes(["1", "8", "7"], "8", -2);     // true
  includes(["1", "8", "7"], "8", -3);     // true

  // strings
  includes("187", "8");                   // true
  includes("187", "8", 0);                // true

  includes("187", "8", 1);                // true
  includes("187", "8", 2);                // false
  includes("187", "8", 3);                // false

  includes("187", "8", -1);               // false
  includes("187", "8", -2);               // true
  includes("187", "8", -3);               // true
});


@function
@since 1.58
@alias module:sap/base/util/includes
@param {Array|object|string} vCollection - Collection to be checked
@param {*} vValue - The value to be checked
@param {int} [iFromIndex=0] - optional start index, negative start index will start from the end
@returns {boolean} - true if value is in the collection, false otherwise
@public
@deprecated as of version 1.90. Use the <code>Array.prototype.includes</code> or <code>String.prototype.includes</code> instead, but note that <code>Array.prototype.includes</code> or <code>String.prototype.includes</code> fail when called on null values.