Check if a string is NULL or EMPTY using PowerShell

IF([string]::IsNullOrEmpty($mystring)) {                  Write-Host "Given string is NULL or EMPTY"              } else {                  Write-Host "Given string has a value"              }

Both the methods described above gives you the same functionality. But if you want more meaningful and neat look to your code, I would prefer the second method.

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