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How to Check the null string in a 2D array

char AccountNumber[10][15]={"0000123456","0000654321","0009871234","00012349 87","1029304500",NULL};

AccountNumber array can have 10 strings, but it actually contains only 5 strings. In this case, I should stop when there is no string in the array (i.e.) after processing the 5 th string. How to check this?
Nov 3 '06 #1
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