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In the following scenario;
System.Net.Sockets.TcpClient TC = SomeHowObtained;
System.Net.Sockets.NetworkStream NS = TC.GetStream();
Is there any difference between using NS.DataAvailable and checking TC.Available > 0?
In this case no, there is no difference. Internally
NS.DataAvailablereturns true whenSocket.Available != 0. SinceTC.Availablejust returnSocket.Availableand you are checking if that is greater than 0 you are basically doing the same thing.