Python pass is an inbuilt statement that is used as the placeholder for future implementation of functions, loops, etc. The pass is the null statement. The difference between a comment and the pass statement in Python is that, while the interpreter ignores the comment entirely, the pass statement is not ignored.

Python Pass Example

It is used when the statement is required syntactically, but you do not want that code to execute. The pass statement is the null operation; nothing happens when it runs.

The pass statement is also useful in scenarios where your code will eventually go but has not been entirely written yet.

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