bash shell script to delete directory only if there are no files

Ok so I am writing a shell script to delete a directory but only if there are no files inside.

what I want to do is have an if statement that will check if there are files in the directory and if there are files ask the user if they want to delete the files first and then delete the directory.

I have looked quite a bit into this and have found a way to check if files exist in the directory but I haven't been able to make it past that stage.

here is the if statement I have created so far to check if files exist in a directory:

echo "Please type the name of the directory you wish to remove "

                read dName
        shopt -s nullglob
        shopt -s dotglob
        directory=$Dname

        if [ ${#directory[@]} -gt 0 ];
        then
                echo "There are files in this directory! ";
        else
                echo "This directory is ok to delete! "
        fi
        ;;

You don't need to check; rmdir will only delete empty directories.

$ mkdir foo
$ touch foo/bar
$ rmdir foo
rmdir: foo: Directory not empty
$ rm foo/bar
$ rmdir foo
$ ls foo
ls: foo: No such file or directory

In a more practical setting, you can use the rmdir command with an if statement to ask the user if they want to remove everything.

if ! rmdir foo 2> /dev/null; then
    echo "foo contains the following files:"
    ls foo/
    read -p "Delete them all? [y/n]" answer
    if [[ $answer = [yY] ]]; then
        rm -rf foo
    fi
fi