How does pass work in python?

Question

For what purpose we use?

Answer 1

Lucifer ,
Suppose you come in a situation where you have to handle an exception using try and except statement in python or to check a particular condition using if-statement in python.
There may a situation come in which when you arrive or come in a particular situation or condition or while handling a particular exception, you don't want anything to happen.
For example, you may come in a situation where you don't want to execute any kind of code when the age of user is below 5 years or when you encountered an IndexError exception, you don't want to do anything and just skip it. At that time, you can use a keyword, similar to break or continue, called as 'pass' which basically means to do nothing.
That's it:)

Answer 2

Lucifer

The pass statement in Python is used when a statement is required syntactically but you do not want any command or code to execute. The pass statement is a null operation; nothing happens when it executes.

source:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13886168/how-to-use-the-pass-statement

I hope I was helpful

Answer 3

Jitendra Singh, what is LPS????

Answer 4

Hey Ayush, Are u the same student from LPS?

Answer 5

Nothing, I just thought something else for a while, sorry for disturbing you

Answer 6

basically you add a pass statement when you don't want any code or command to run
i.e
def greet():
pass

greet('this will run without giving you any error')

Answer 7

try:

except:
pass

no matter how wrong a code is inside try, it will always be ignored.