In some situations you may want to write the rough structure for a program without implementing certain parts of it.
This is where the pass statement comes into play.
This lesson explains where and when you need the pass statement and how you can use it to enhance your development flow.
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The "pass" Statement
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Ben Nduwuba on July 15, 2020
Very clear and easy to follow course. Thanks Paul !