ElementsNone

ElementsNone typically refers to a situation where no elements or items are present within a certain context, such as a collection, list, or group. It indicates an empty state, meaning there is nothing contained or available. For example, if a program checks for elements in a data list and finds none, it reports ElementsNone. It’s a way of signaling that no data or objects are present, often used in programming to handle cases where expected data is absent. Essentially, it denotes emptiness or the lack of elements within a specific scope.