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Assume that i have one array like this, NSArray * arr=[[NSArray alloc] initWithObjects:@"1",@"2",@"",@"4",@"5",nil]; for me once it reaches empty object (index 2),it should take next object and go on.. output has 1 2 4 5 .. how to make condition? Thanks in advance..
its unclear what you are asking or what you are trying to do. The headline mentions "adding" objects to an array. remember you can only add objects to an NSMutableArray.
Assume that i have one array like this, NSArray * arr=[[NSArray alloc] initWithObjects:@"1",@"2",@"",@"4",@"5",nil]; for me once it reaches empty object (index 2),it should take next object and go on.. output has 1 2 4 5 .. how to make condition? Thanks in advance..
In terms of just outputting the values that are not empty, something simple like the following would work:
for( NSString* str in arr ) { //skip over the empty ones if( [ str isEqualToString: @\"\"] ) continue;
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