You have a list of user names and want to print "No users" if the list is empty, otherwise print the count. Which Kotlin code correctly does this?

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Kotlin - Collections Fundamentals

Aif (users.count() > 0) println("No users") else println(users.size)

Bif (users.isEmpty()) println("No users") else println(users.size)

Cif (users.isNotEmpty()) println("No users") else println(users.size)

Dif (users.size == 0) println(users.size) else println("No users")

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Check condition for empty list
Use isEmpty() to check if list has no elements.
Step 2: Print correct output
If empty, print "No users"; else print the size.
Final Answer:
if (users.isEmpty()) println("No users") else println(users.size) -> Option B
Quick Check:
Use isEmpty() to detect empty list and print accordingly [OK]

Quick Trick: Use isEmpty() to check empty list before printing count [OK]

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