why we r making empty function instead we can directly use if(cs!=0){
cs–;
}
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Yes, You can do that. but in the video we are trying to replicate the same nature of vector as in C++ STL.
And also sometimes in the code you might want to use empty() func. for example if you want to loop till the vector v is not empty, you can write while(!v.empty()) . So having a empty() is helpful.
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