Determining if a String is an Empty String |
||||||||
Created Date: 4/23/2008 | ||||||||
Last Modified Date: 4/23/2008 | ||||||||
In order to test to see if a string has a value there are a couple of different items that can be used to test for empty string:
- value = String.Empty - value = “” - value.Length == 0 Which one of these is fastest? The String.Empty and “” requires both objects to be tested for values. The value.Length only has to check to see what the total number of characters. public void HasValue1() { int Loops = 1000000; DateTime StartTime = DateTime.Now; for (int i = 0; i < Loops; i++) { String value = "aa"; bool isempty; isempty = (value == String.Empty); } DateTime Endtime = DateTime.Now; System.Console.WriteLine("value == String.Empty - \t" + Endtime.Subtract(StartTime).TotalSeconds.ToString()); } public void HasValue2() { int Loops = 1000000; DateTime StartTime = DateTime.Now; for (int i = 0; i < Loops; i++) { String value = "aa"; bool isempty; isempty = (value == ""); } DateTime Endtime = DateTime.Now; System.Console.WriteLine("value == '' - \t" + Endtime.Subtract(StartTime).TotalSeconds.ToString()); } public void HasValue3() { int Loops = 1000000; DateTime StartTime = DateTime.Now; for (int i = 0; i < Loops; i++) { String value = "aa"; bool isempty; isempty = (value.Length == 0); } DateTime Endtime = DateTime.Now; System.Console.WriteLine("value.Length == 0 - \t" + Endtime.Subtract(StartTime).TotalSeconds.ToString()); }
|
||||||||
:: Better Coding Practices :: |