IcomNone

IcomNone is a constant used in programming to represent the absence of a value or object in a clear and standardized way. Think of it as a placeholder indicating "nothing here." It’s often used to compare whether a variable has been assigned a meaningful value or remains empty. This helps programmers write safer code by explicitly checking for the absence of data before performing operations, preventing errors. Essentially, IcomNone provides a consistent way to handle "no value" situations, improving code clarity and reliability.