#the pass keyword can be used to leave areas of the code empty so that they can be worked on later

bool=True

if bool==True:
    print("Python in Easy steps")

else:
    pass

#if the pass keyword was not inserted after else and a set of commands were also not present then the 
#program would have displayed a syntax error

#pass is a placeholder

# the continue keyword is another place holder which can be used at the end of a if statement


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<mask token>

<mask token>
if bool == True:
    print('Python in Easy steps')
else:
    pass

bool = True
if bool == True:
    print('Python in Easy steps')
else:
    pass

#the pass keyword can be used to leave areas of the code empty so that they can be worked on later

bool=True

if bool==True:
    print("Python in Easy steps")

else:
    pass

#if the pass keyword was not inserted after else and a set of commands were also not present then the 
#program would have displayed a syntax error

#pass is a placeholder

# the continue keyword is another place holder which can be used at the end of a if statement

