KokoNone

KokoNone is a term that typically refers to the absence of a value or a null state in a programming context, especially within the Koko programming language or related systems. It signifies that a variable or data element does not hold any meaningful information or has not been assigned a specific value. Understanding KokoNone is important for developers to handle cases where data may be missing or optional, enabling more robust and error-free code by explicitly recognizing when a value is intentionally absent.