Best practice – how do I test for strings in Java?

I render some data according to conditions Support method execution to check whether the string exists But I don't know if I can be satisfied with comparing null?

public boolean isString(MyClass var) {
   return null != var.getMyString();
}

Can we do better?

Solution

I've liked stringutils since Apache commons Lang isNotBlank():

StringUtils.isNotBlank(var.getMyString())

It performs an additional trim (), which is desirable in most cases If not, use stringutils isNotEmpty(). Another advantage: it uses charsequence, so you can pass string, StringBuilder, etc

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