Even more common use case for the pass statement is empty classes that don't override anything from their parents.
pass
It's not unusual to see code like this somewhere in a package to define a local exception hierarchy:
class FooException(Exception): pass class FailedToBar(FooException): pass class FailedToBaz(FooException): pass
Yes, as no code needs to be executed.
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Even more common use case for the
passstatement is empty classes that don't override anything from their parents.It's not unusual to see code like this somewhere in a package to define a local exception hierarchy:
Yes, as no code needs to be executed.