NightNone

NightNone is a term used in programming, particularly with date and time handling, to specify that no specific nighttime period is designated. It indicates the absence of a defined nighttime interval for an event, task, or function. This can be useful when a system needs to process data or perform actions without considering night hours or when specifying that no special nighttime conditions apply. Essentially, NightNone signals that there is no nighttime restriction or definition, allowing processes to run uniformly regardless of the time of day.