do_nothing () ⇒ null
A very special method that returns a new DoNothing value.
First available: Version 1.6.3
Using do_nothing
At first glance the do_nothing function appears to be useless or at
least only useful for giving back a null value but
as a matter of fact it has another major use.
The other major use is for use within single line ternary if statements:
YASS
if(10 > 5 ? print("Yes") : do_nothing());
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