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  1. Nov 26th, 2003, 08:33 AM #1
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    Translating C++.Net code to C# - {RESOLVED}

    I've seen the light, I've given up C++.net and as a result, I've got a large chunk of code to trawl through to move over to C#.

    One thing though, In C++ I used this to test whether a pointer had been initialised...

    Code:
    if(!pMyString)
//it hasn't been initialised yet
else
//it has
    In C# I have changed the pointer into to a string variable.

    Now if I have:

    Code:
    string MyString;
//...
    what is it's state now, it is null, nothing, empty, "" or what?

    And how do I test it.

    Thanks.

    PS, why didn't anyone tell me that Managed C++ was so arse?
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