BadgerNone

BadgerNone is a Python object representing the absence of a value, similar to "null" or "none" in other programming languages. It is part of the Badger library, which aims to make data handling safer and more expressive. Unlike a typical "None," BadgerNone explicitly indicates the lack of a value without causing errors when used in code. It helps developers write more robust programs by providing a clear way to handle missing or optional data, reducing bugs related to null references. Essentially, BadgerNone improves code clarity and safety when dealing with situations where values may be absent.