Check if empty
You can check if a String
is empty in a few ways.
The one you should already have been able to figure out1 is that you can get the .length
of a String
and see if that is zero.
void main() {
String textMessages = "";
System.out.println(
textMessages.length() == 0
);
}
But another is to use the explicitly defined .isEmpty()
method.
void main() {
String textMessages = "";
System.out.println(
textMessages.isEmpty()
);
}
This can be more convenient. Both to write, as it is fewer characters to type, and to read later on.
1
Again, no shame if not. I didn't exactly call attention to it.