PopNone

PopNone is a programming concept, often used in languages like Python, where it refers to a function or operation that removes an item from a collection (such as a list or dictionary) but does not return any value afterward. Essentially, it performs the removal without providing feedback or the removed item. This is useful when you're only interested in deleting an element and don't need to know what was removed. Because it returns nothing, it helps keep code clear when the focus is solely on modifying the data structure.