I am in the process of learning Python and I have reached the section about the pass statement. The guide I\'m using defines it as being a Null sta
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A common use case where it can be used 'as is' is to override a class just to create a type (which is otherwise the same as the superclass), e.g.
class Error(Exception): pass
So you can raise and catch Error exceptions. What matters here is the type of exception, rather than the content.
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