IsNullOrEmpty VS IsNullOrWhitespace

String.IsNullOrEmpty
VS
String.IsNullOrWhiteSpace

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That looks like Cocktothorpe, so NO THANK YOU

XX.isYY
encapsulating what could have just as easily been done directly

HAX

String.IsNullOrEmpty(nigger.Trim());

neither:

(String && *String)

>>6
||

>>6,7
(!String || !*String)

Also, is NULL always 0 ? I've heard it could be something else, depending on the platform.

>>9

It can be, but the compiler has to interpret (NULL) == 0 and if(ptr) as if it were.

>>9
http://c-faq.com/null/machexamp.html

>>10
You don't know what the fuck you're talking about.

String.IsNullOrUndefined

>>11
u hain't red no scip 2day hav u? u shud reed 3.2.2.3 of THE STANDARD

Well, I would love to stay and chat by throwing in some fluffers about the economy, russia, and a whole lot of other stupid shit but I must part.

>>13
3
Terms, definitions, and symbols

.2
alignment
requirement that objects of a particular type be located on storage boundaries with addresses that are particular multiples of a byte address

.2.3
Not present.
Good job proving >>11 wrong there, champ.

>>14
Oh boy, oh boy!

3.2.2.3 in C89
6.3.2.3 in C99 and C11

Objection! Panjo Batterson here; back from my temporary vacation.

It seems that Mr. 10's point was that, regardless of a null pointer's internal representation, it will always compare equal to 0. The examples provided by Mr. 10 hold up in The Court of C according to the sections referred by Mr. 15 in THE STANDARDS (which indeed confirm Mr. 10's supposed point), and so Mr. 11's bold claim that Mr. 10 doesn't know what he is talking about is false.

Any objections to my objection? If not, I consider this case closed. *Bangs a plastic mallet on my desk*

>>9
NULL is defined to be a null pointer constant so it's either 0 or ((void *) 0), if you convert it to a pointer type then you get a null pointer.

I believe what you're actually wondering about is answered in >>11-san's link.

>>15
Still doesn't back you up. There's a difference between NULL and an actual null pointer.

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>>20
This kopipe is so low-quality it is actually copy pasta.

Check.Em(Dubz[0].Value.ToString().Trim());

>>18
See Mr. 16, buddy. *Starts playing the Banjo*

>>23
See >>18. You're wrong.

String.IsNullOrWhiteSpace
.NET 4 only, would not bang.

>>24
You win this round, Sage the Mage.

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