Please help me complete my isEmpty method:
public static boolean isEmpty(Object test){
if (test==null){
return true;
}
if (test.getClass().isArray()){
//???
}
if (test instanceof String){
String s=(String)test;
return s=="";
}
if (test instanceof Collection){
Collection c=(Collection)test;
return c.size()==0;
}
return false;
}
What code would I put int to establish that if I am dealing with an array it will return true if it's length is zero? I want it to work no matter the type whether it is int[], Object[]. (Just so you know, I can tell you that if you put an int[] into an Object[] variable, it will throw an exception.)
You can use the helper method getLength(Object)
from java.reflect.Array
:
public static boolean isEmpty(Object test){
if (test==null){
return true;
}
if (test.getClass().isArray()){
return 0 == Array.getLength(test);
}
if (test instanceof String){
String s=(String)test;
return s.isEmpty(); // Change this!!
}
if (test instanceof Collection){
Collection c=(Collection)test;
return c.isEmpty();
}
return false;
}
Note that you can't use
boolean empty = (someString == "");
because that is not safe. For comparing strings, use String.equals(String)
, or in this case, just check if the length is zero.
You can use java.lang.reflect.Array#getLength
.
Also note that your test for String
won't work as you expect.
构建一些空检查的第三个选项是Apache的ArrayUtils
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