KataNone

KataNone is a concept used in programming to represent a function that intentionally does nothing and returns no value. It serves as a placeholder or default implementation when an action is optional or not yet defined. Think of it like a "no operation" function, used to satisfy code requirements without affecting the program's behavior. This approach helps maintain code structure and can simplify error handling or future updates without causing errors or unwanted side effects. Essentially, KataNone acts as a safe, neutral substitute for functions that may be added or customized later.