LambdaNone

LambdaNone typically refers to a situation involving lambda functions, which are small, anonymous functions used in programming for concise operations. "None" indicates the absence of a value or result. In this context, LambdaNone describes a lambda function that intentionally returns no meaningful value, similar to a placeholder or a function that performs an action without producing an output. It's useful for tasks like executing codeblock actions where no data needs to be returned, serving as a neutral or no-operation function in a program.