LocalNone

LocalNone is a programming concept used in software development, often within context-specific frameworks or libraries. It represents a special value indicating the absence of a particular setting, data, or configuration within a specific scope. Think of it as a placeholder that explicitly states "nothing is set here" in a localized area of a program, helping developers distinguish between "no value" and an intentionally empty or default setting. This helps manage how data is handled in different parts of a program, ensuring clarity when certain options or values are meant to be undefined or intentionally absent.