I have a WinForms project that uses the Passive View MVP pattern. In the Presenter of one of my Views I have a function that gets questions and from its Model. But I want to make sure these collections are not empty so that I can inform the user when they are. Right now my code seems very ugly and I wonder if anyone has any tips to make it shorter/better. Thank you.public void InitializeInterview(object sender, EventArgs e)    {        List<List<string>> questionList = new List<List<string>>();        List<List<string>> maturityAnswerList = new List<List<string>>();        List<List<string>> complianceAnswerList = new List<List<string>>();        questionList = _model.GetQuestions();        maturityAnswerList = _model.GetMaturityAnswers();        complianceAnswerList = _model.GetComplianceAnswers();        if (questionList != null && questionList.Any())        {            _view.Questions = questionList;        }        else        {            _view.Message(No questions have been found, please add a new question standard);            _view.CloseView();        }        if (maturityAnswerList != null && maturityAnswerList.Any())        {            _view.MaturityAnswers = maturityAnswerList;        }        else        {            _view.Message(No maturity answers have been found, please add a new maturity standard);            _view.CloseView();        }        if (complianceAnswerList != null && complianceAnswerList.Any())        {            _view.ComplianceAnswers = complianceAnswerList;        }        else        {            _view.Message(No compliance answers have been found, please add a new compliance standard);            _view.CloseView();        }    }
Checking a Model's function's return value and setting values to a View member
c#;winforms;mvp