how to use the isempty function from the underscore library in javascript

The isEmpty function from the underscore library in javascript is used to check if a given object, array, or string is empty or not. Here's an example implementation:

index.tsx
const _ = require('underscore');

const emptyObj = {};
const nonEmptyObj = {a: 1};
const emptyArr = [];
const nonEmptyArr = [1];
const emptyStr = '';
const nonEmptyStr = 'example';

console.log(_.isEmpty(emptyObj)); // true
console.log(_.isEmpty(nonEmptyObj)); // false
console.log(_.isEmpty(emptyArr)); // true
console.log(_.isEmpty(nonEmptyArr)); // false
console.log(_.isEmpty(emptyStr)); // true
console.log(_.isEmpty(nonEmptyStr)); // false
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In the above code, we require the underscore library using the require keyword. We then define various objects, arrays, and strings, both empty and non-empty. Finally, we use the isEmpty function to check whether each of them are empty or not, and log the results to the console.

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