Yes, they have measure zero. So the question becomes whether "measure" is a useful concept at all. In my opinion, no, it is not. It's just another artifact of non-constructive and meaningless abstractions. Many modern courses in analysis skip measure theory except as a historical artifact because the gauge integral is more powerful than the Lebesgue integral and doesn't require leaving the bounds of sanity to get there.
Yes, they have measure zero. So the question becomes whether "measure" is a useful concept at all. In my opinion, no, it is not. It's just another artifact of non-constructive and meaningless abstractions. Many modern courses in analysis skip measure theory except as a historical artifact because the gauge integral is more powerful than the Lebesgue integral and doesn't require leaving the bounds of sanity to get there.