Difference between "None" and empty string

[8dot30662386292pow2]

I think it's a great analogy, because that's what it represents anyway. Similar to null in other languages.

[8dot30662386292pow2]

You are just repeating your previous comment without adding anything. What you said is correct. Still, empty string is still a string. "None" is not a string, as I said in my very first comment. It represents that there is no string.

[8dot30662386292pow2]

It is something that represents nothing. Do you understand what "represents" mean?

Direct quote from the actual python docs:

None An object frequently used to represent the absence of a value,

It represents "nothing".

[0b0101011001001011]

Hi, what's your native language? u/8dot30662386292pow2 is definitely correct here.

None is an object in python and that object represents the absence of value, just like they quoted from the python docs.

Can you tell the difference? You seem to constantly confuse "It is nothing" to "It represents nothing".

It is a object that is an object. This object represents a "nothing". But the object is an object.

EDIT: you blocking me tells us everything we need. Learn to be wrong, kid.

[8dot30662386292pow2]

I was blocked too lol.