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Wiktor Zychla [C# MVP]
starting from .NET 2.0 there is a nice IsNullOrEmpty static method on a
System.String class which saves the time so instead of
string theString;
if ( theString != null && theString.Length > 0 )
you write
if ( !string.IsNullOrEmpty( theString ) )
I belive that the same pattern could be adopted for arrays so that instead
of
T[] array;
if ( array != null && array.Length > 0 )
you could write
if ( !Array.IsNullOrEmpty( array ) )
Regards,
Wiktor Zychla
System.String class which saves the time so instead of
string theString;
if ( theString != null && theString.Length > 0 )
you write
if ( !string.IsNullOrEmpty( theString ) )
I belive that the same pattern could be adopted for arrays so that instead
of
T[] array;
if ( array != null && array.Length > 0 )
you could write
if ( !Array.IsNullOrEmpty( array ) )
Regards,
Wiktor Zychla