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That's not completely accurate. None is still special in Python because it's the value chosen by the interpreter to represent an expression that doesn't explici
by SoftwareMaven 15y ago
That's not completely accurate. None is still special in Python because it's the value chosen by the interpreter to represent an expression that doesn't explicitly return a value.
It is true that None is implemented like any other object (whther the value of 5 or an instance of my own class), but it still maintains special semantics.