I think there has to be a better way of doing this.
I have a call to a function that returns an ArrayList
.
If ArrayList
only returns 10 null items (the default), is there a way of checking this without iterating through all 10 items to see if they are null?
Generally, no; there is no other way to tell that an arbitrary ArrayList contains ten instances of null
than to loop over it and make sure each element is null
. You can forgo this, of course, if the size() of the list isn't equal to ten.