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Python3 has a pass command that does nothing. This command is used in if-constructs because python requires the programmer to have at least one command for else. Does Ruby have an equivalent to python3’s pass command?
No, when you want something empty, you write nothing in there in
Ruby, since it’s empty.
No need for any placeholder like “pass” for nothing.