FixingNone

"FixingNone" is a term often used in the context of error handling or data validation in programming and software development. It refers to a specific approach where a function or process doesn't alter or correct data that is already empty or missing (referred to as 'None'). Instead of making assumptions or trying to fill in gaps, it leaves such values unchanged. This can be useful in ensuring that the original data remains intact, allowing developers to maintain the integrity of datasets and avoid introducing errors through unintended modifications.