1# "pass" is a function that basically does nothing.
2# it can be used to ignore an error in a try block.
3
4i = input("Please enter any character")
5try:
6  int(i)
7except ValueError:
8  pass
9
10# it can also be used if you plan to implement certain code later
11
12def attack():
13  #implement actual attack code later
14  pass
15
16# a substitute for pass is to print nothing
17print()
181# For empty python shtuff, if you don't have the code for funcs (etc) and you don't want to have the indented block error, you can use this.
2def helloooo():
3  pass
4helloooo()
5
6# Works perfectly!1# pass in python is basically a placeholder thing to put in empty functions/classes
2# example
3
4def whatever():
5    pass
6
7class whatever():
8    pass1def myEmptyFunc():
2   # do nothing
3   pass
4myEmptyFunc()    # nothing happens
5## Without the pass keyword
6# File "<stdin>", line 3
7# IndentationError: expected an indented block