ThrowingNone

In programming, "ThrowingNone" refers to a situation where a function or method is expected not to produce an exception or error when it runs. Essentially, it guarantees that its execution will complete successfully without any issues or throwing any errors. This is often used to indicate that the function is safe to call without needing special error handling, ensuring predictable behavior. It helps developers understand the function's reliability and can optimize code by assuming no exception handling is necessary for that particular operation.