Is there a Pythonic way to check if a list (a nested list with elements & lists) is essentially empty? What I mean by empty here is that the list might have elements, but those are also empty lists. The Pythonic way to check an empty list works only on a flat list: alist = [] if not alist: print("Empty list!") For example, all the following lists should be positive for emptiness: alist = [] blist = [alist] # [[]] clist = [alist, alist, alist] # [[], [], []] dlist = [blist] # [[[]]] Continue reading...
