Is this the correct way of checking empty array?

you can check it by using empty() function like below

<?php if(empty($myArray)) { //condition } ?> 

if (! count($myArray)) { // array is empty } 

Let php do its thing and check for booleans.

Use empty:

if (empty($myArray)) { ... } 

Try this :

<?php $array = array(); if(empty($array)) { echo "empty"; } else { echo "some thing!"; } ?> 

It's always better to check first whether it is array or not and then it is empty or not. I always use like this because whenever I check only empty condition somewhere I don't get the expected result

if( is_array($myArray) and !empty($myArray) ){ ..... ..... } 

 <?php if(empty($yourarry)){ } 

OR

if(isset($yourarry)){ } 

OR

if(count($yourarry)==0){ } 

It depends:

• Use count==0 if your array could also be an object implementing Countable
• Use empty otherwise

array() == $myArray is unreadable, you should avoid it. You can see the difference between count and empty here.