What is the Bash equivalent of Python's pass statement
Question:
Is there a Bash equivalent to the Python’s pass statement?
Answers:
You can use : for this.
true is a command that successfully does nothing.
(false would, in a way, be the opposite: it doesn’t do anything, but claims that a failure occurred.)
Is there a Bash equivalent to the Python’s pass statement?
You can use : for this.
true is a command that successfully does nothing.
(false would, in a way, be the opposite: it doesn’t do anything, but claims that a failure occurred.)