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Using associative arrays with an if statement

I have this piece of code. The first if statement is not working, however the second if statement is working fine.

I have set a value for Srcs to be file.srcs and want to print it.
If no value for Rcvs is set, I get the print statement correctly

Code:
hasValue[Srcs]="file.srcs"
if ${hasValue[Srcs]}; then
  echo "Value[Srcs] = ${hasValue[Srcs]}"
fi

if ! ${hasValue[Rcvs]}; then
  echo "No value for Rcvs"
fi

 
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