The **`isspace()` method** is used to check if the string contains only *whitespaces*.

# Syntax

```
string.isspace()
```

# Return value

`True`:
* If all the characters of the string are whitespace. 

`False` in either of the following cases:
  * If any character of the string is not whitespace.

  * If the string is empty.

> The whitespace includes spaces, line, and para separators.

# Example

# True -  because all characters are whitespaec
string = '    ';
print(string.isspace())

# False - because all characters are not space
string = 'L  ';
print(string.isspace())


# False because the string is empty
string = '';
print(string.isspace())

# True -  because all are white space
string = '\n\n\n    \t';
print(string.isspace())

In the code above, we called the `isspace` method on different strings. The `isspace` method will return `True` for the strings that  only have whitespaces.

What is string.isspace in Python?

The isspace() method checks if a string contains only whitespace, returning True if so. It returns False for non-whitespace characters or empty strings.