"None" type in Python? (explained)

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[@Zeriel00]

The way I see it is like a Boolean type, for example. If something is true then do x, if something is false then do y, then you can make the variable something = None, so nothing happens until either true or false is determined.

[@kimberly17125]

Awesome explanation, thank you!!

[@bootdotdev]

You're very welcome!

[@jonathanmolina8786]

Great explanation! I finally understand it, thanks.

[@cheddar2648]

my_python_exp = None I think I am getting the hang of this. 😅

[@tedidervishi]

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[@benjamindargahi9067]

So None is not defined value?

[@bootdotdev]

kinda, its a specific value that we use that way

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