`QSizeF` is a class in the Qt library of C++. It is used to store a 2D size, represented as floating-point numbers. The `isEmpty` method of the `QSizeF` class returns true if both the width and height of the size are 0. Otherwise, it returns false.
Examples:
1. Checking if a size is empty:
QSizeF size(0, 0);
if (size.isEmpty()) {
qDebug() << "The size is empty";
}
2. Creating a non-empty size and checking if it is empty:
QSizeF size(10, 20);
if (!size.isEmpty()) {
qDebug() << "The size is not empty";
}
Package/Library: Qt, specifically the QtCore module.
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