Suggest replacing size() == 0 with isEmpty() for collection check #16428
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Consider using isEmpty() instead of size() == 0 to improve code readability and follow modern Java practices. Signed-off-by: 2-say <dev2say@gmail.com>
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Thanks for this PR, @2-say!
You don't need to apologize. Your PR made a good point and, anyway, supporting contributors is one of the best parts of open source! I hope you submit more PRs in the future. |
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Suggestion: Consider using isEmpty() instead of size() == 0
I hope this doesn’t cause any inconvenience, but I was wondering if there’s a specific reason why size() == 0 is used instead of isEmpty(). Using isEmpty() can make the code more readable and aligns with modern Java practices. It conveys the intent more clearly, improving overall clarity.
I apologize for taking your time and appreciate your consideration.