"pass" is a type of null operation or null statement, when it executes nothing happens. It is used when you want do not want to write any code/statement to execute but syntactically a statement is required.
Here, we are using "pass" statement in the function hello() definition - there is no statement in the function and if we do not use "pass", there will be an error.
def hello():
pass
hello()
Example 2:
for i in range(1,11):
if(i==6):
continue
else:
pass
print(i)
Let’s consider the given example...
Here, we are using "pass" statement in the function hello() definition - there is no statement in the function and if we do not use "pass", there will be an error.
Example 2:
Output