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What is "None" literal in Python?

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Could someone tell me what is “None” literal in Python?

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“None” literal in Python, is one special literal which is used to denote something that has not yet been created or the end of lists in Python. If you wish to learn Python and get certified, look at the Python certification course, from Intellipaat. Also, check out the YouTube video on Python Interview Questions from domain experts to get a better understanding.

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