#include "json/value.h" Json::Value myValue; // create an empty Value object if(myValue.empty()) { std::cout << "Value object is empty\n"; } else { std::cout << "Value object is not empty\n"; }
#include "json/value.h" Json::Value myValue(42); // create a Value object with integer value if(myValue.empty()) { std::cout << "Value object is empty\n"; } else { std::cout << "Value object is not empty\n"; }In this example, we create a `Value` object with an integer value and call its `empty()` method to check if it's empty or not. Since the object has a value, its `empty()` method returns `false`. The package library for the cpp json library is "jsoncpp".