> I very much disagree. It makes perfectly sense if all of them have zero items for example. 
Hello seberg,

I've thought about this from time to time over the last few months and I cannot think of a situation where either of these sentences would have a meaning:

"Here are zero conditions: choose using them, appropriately"
"Here are no choices: pick the right one"

I am afraid that the burden of proof here has to lie on the person claiming there is a meaning. I do not see a semantic meaning.