The java.util.concurrent package provides classes to work with concurrent processes. The ConcurrentHashMap class is one such class that provides a thread-safe implementation of the Map interface. It allows multiple threads to read and write to the map simultaneously without getting into race conditions.
The isEmpty() method of ConcurrentHashMap returns true if the map is empty; otherwise, it returns false. Here are some code examples:
In this example, we created a ConcurrentHashMap and added one entry to it. Then we checked if it's empty using the isEmpty() method. Since it's not empty, the output is false.
The ConcurrentHashMap class can be found in the java.util.concurrent package.
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