haskell return false if list empty

In Haskell, you can check if a list is empty using the null function. The null function returns True if the list is empty, and False otherwise. Here's an example:

isEmpty :: [a] -> Bool
isEmpty list = null list

In this example, isEmpty is a function that takes a list as an argument and checks if it is empty using the null function. It returns True if the list is empty, and False otherwise.