JavaScript determines if a variable is not a null value

JavaScript itself does not determine whether a variable is a null function, because the variable may be string,object,number,boolean and other types, different types, and the judging method is different. So in the article wrote a function, to determine whether the JS variable null value, if it is undefined, null, ", nan,false,0,[],{}, blank string, all return True, otherwise return false

Method:

function IsEmpty (v) {Switch(typeofv) { Case' Undefined ':        return true;  Case' String ':        if(V.replace (/(^[\t\n\r]*) | ( [\t\n\r]*$)/g, '). Length = = 0)return true;  Break;  Case' Boolean ':        if(!V)return true;  Break;  Case' Number ':        if(0 = = = V | | IsNaN (v))return true;  Break;  Case' Object ':        if(NULL= = = V | | V.length = = 0)return true;  for(varIinchv) {return false; }        return true; }    return false;}

Test:

IsEmpty ()//trueIsEmpty ([])//trueIsEmpty ({})//trueIsEmpty (0)//trueIsEmpty (Number ("abc"))//trueIsEmpty ("")//trueIsEmpty ("")//trueIsEmpty (false)//trueIsEmpty (NULL)//trueIsEmpty (undefined)//true

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JavaScript determines if a variable is not a null value