BishopNone

BishopNone is a term that typically appears in software development or data handling, referring to a specific value used to indicate the absence of a bishop (or similar concept) in a system. It functions as a placeholder or default state, signaling that no particular bishop has been assigned or is present. This helps programs distinguish between actual data and the absence of data, ensuring accurate processing and decision-making within applications. Essentially, BishopNone acts as a marker to clarify that no bishop exists in the current context.