There is a code snippet in a book that I am trying to understand
class instr: ...
class arg: ...
class location(arg): ...
and I cannot understand what it means? Thanks!
#🔒 What does ... mean in python
exotic wraith
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There is a code snippet in a book that I am trying to understand
```py
class ins...
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It does nothing. It's meant to be a placeholder
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if False:
...
else:
print("Well, alrighty, then")
wise phoenix
its like pass if im not wrong
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```py
if False:
...
else:
print("Well, alrighty, then")
```
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Well, alrighty, then
unlike pass, which is syntax, it can be used as a value if you want to
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wat = ...
print(f"Oh yeah? Well {wat}")
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Oh yeah? Well Ellipsis
Thanks!
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