python null
a = NoneNone python
# The None keyword is effectively the same as null
# Functions without a return will return None
>>> def has_no_return():
... pass
>>> has_no_return()
>>> print(has_no_return())
None
# Often, you’ll use None as part of a comparison.
# One example is when you need to check and see if some result or parameter is None.
>>> import re
>>> match = re.match(r"Goodbye", "Hello, World!")
>>> if match is None:
... print("It doesn't match.")
"It doesn't match."Copyright © 2021 Codeinu
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