Is there some other ways to prove "If $V,W$ are both finite-dimensional, then $L(V,W)$ is finite-dimensional.

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I'd like to get some help proving the statement by using a contrapositive statement.

However, whenever I work on this proof, I always get stuck with showing $V$ or $W$ is infinite-dimensional.

Do I have to consider $Tv=0$ case to do it? for some $v \in V$.

If anybody can give me a hint proving this contrapositive statement, it would be really appreciated. I just want to widen my knowledge by proving something in different ways.