In Python, "NoneType
" is the data type for the built-in constant "None
" (which implies absence of value). None
is the only instance of the NoneType
type:
print(type(None)) # <class 'NoneType'>
The NoneType
is not available in some versions of Python (as noted below):
- Python 2.7:
NoneType
is defined as a type in the types module; - Python 3.0 - 3.9:
NoneType
is removed from the types module (however, it's accessible viatype(None)
); - Python 3.10:
NoneType
is added back to the types module.
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