The **`list.isEmpty` function** in Scala checks if a list is empty.
The `list.isEmpty` function returns `true` if the list is empty; otherwise, it returns `false`. 

The illustration below shows a visual representation of the `list.isEmpty` function.


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## Syntax

```scala
list_name.isEmpty
```
>  `list_name` is the name of the list.

## Parameters
The `list.isEmpty` function does not require any parameters.

## Return value

If the list is empty, the `list.isEmpty` function returns `true`; otherwise, it returns `false`.


## Code
The following code shows how to use the `list.isEmpty` function in Scala.


import scala.collection.mutable.Map
object Main extends App {
  //filled list
  var list_1 = List(1,3,4,2,0)

  //list_1 elements 
  println("The list_1 elements: " + list_1);
  println("The list_1 is empty: " + list_1.isEmpty);

  //empty list
  var list_2 = List()
  //list_2 elements 
  println("The list_2 elements: " + list_2);
  println("The list_2 is empty: " + list_2.isEmpty);

}

What is the list.isEmpty method in Scala?

The list.isEmpty function in Scala checks if a list is empty, returning true or false.