MuggleNone

MuggleNone is a programming term combining "Muggle," a word from Harry Potter meaning someone without magical abilities, and "None," a common value indicating the absence of a value or "nothing." In programming, MuggleNone typically refers to handling cases where an expected value is missing or undefined, especially in contexts where "magic" (automated features) are absent. It emphasizes explicit management of null or absent data to prevent errors. Essentially, MuggleNone promotes clear, intentional handling of "nothing" values in code, ensuring programs behave predictably when data is absent.