IntSize size(0, 0); if (size.isEmpty()) { std::cout << "Size is empty" << std::endl; } else { std::cout << "Size is not empty" << std::endl; } // Output: Size is empty
IntSize size(10, 20); if (!size.isEmpty()) { std::cout << "Size is not empty" << std::endl; } else { std::cout << "Size is empty" << std::endl; } // Output: Size is not emptyIn this example, we create an IntSize object with width 10 and height 20. We then call the isEmpty function on this object and print out a message based on whether the function returns true or false. Since the object has non-zero width and height, the function returns false and the message "Size is not empty" is printed. The package library for IntSize and its isEmpty function is unknown, as it could be part of a custom library or codebase.