C Sharp (C#) - Strings and StringBuilderHow can you safely check if a string variable is null or empty before using it in C#?AUse == operator to compare with empty string onlyBUse string.IsNullOrEmpty methodCCheck if string length is greater than 10DCompare string to "null" textCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify safe null or empty checkstring.IsNullOrEmpty returns true if string is null or empty.Step 2: Understand why other options failComparing to "null" text or only empty string misses null; length check is unrelated.Final Answer:Use string.IsNullOrEmpty method -> Option BQuick Check:Use string.IsNullOrEmpty to check null or empty safely [OK]Quick Trick: Use string.IsNullOrEmpty to avoid null or empty errors [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESComparing string to "null" text instead of null valueChecking length without null checkUsing == with empty string only
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