my_list = list()
# Check if a list is empty by its length
if len(my_list) == 0: pass # the list is empty
# Check if a list is empty by direct comparison (only works for lists)
if my_list == []: pass # the list is empty
# Check if a list is empty by its type flexibility **preferred method**
if not my_list: pass # the list is empty

a = []
if not a: print("List is empty")

if len(li) == 0: print('the list is empty')

# Python program to declare
# empty list
# list is declared
a = [] 

# For sequences, (strings, lists, tuples), use the fact that empty sequences are false:
# Correct:
if not seq:
if seq:
# Wrong:
if len(seq):
if not len(seq):

if not a: print("List is empty")

emptyList = [1]
length = len(emptyList)
if length == 0 and all(emptyList): print("This list is empty now.")
else: print("This list is not empty.\n\nThe values of list:") for x in emptyList: print(x)

if not your_list: #List is empty
else: #List is not empty

l1 = ["Hire", "the", "top", "1%", "freelancers"]
l2 = []
if l2: print("list is not empty")
else: print("list is empty")
#Output: "list is empty"

l = []
if len(l) == 0: print("the list is empty")
l = []
if l: print("the list is not empty")
else: print("the list is empty")