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19 Jan 2011CPOL 9.7K   3   2
I agree with Chris...string.IsNullOrEmpty: 312 msLength: 140 ms [fastest]This is not a fair comparison.Need to compare:(string != null && string.Length !=0)with: String.IsNullOrEmpty(string)Even if the first construct is faster, there is a readability...
I agree with Chris...

VB
string.IsNullOrEmpty:   312 ms
Length:                 140 ms  [fastest]


This is not a fair comparison.

Need to compare:
(string != null && string.Length !=0)

with:
String.IsNullOrEmpty(string)

Even if the first construct is faster, there is a readability factor:

if (!String.IsNullOrEmpty(someString)) {
//do something with someString
...
}

or:
if (someString != null && someString.Length != 0) {
//do something with someString
...
}

The second construct becomes increasingly ugly if there is more than one string to deal with.

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General@Deeksha Shenoy: The best practice is whenever your are usin... Pin
Mahendra Vishwakarma30-Jan-11 20:45
Mahendra Vishwakarma30-Jan-11 20:45 
GeneralHi, As u said string.IsNullOrEmpty is taking 312 ms. I real... Pin
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