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What is the primary purpose of using 'pass' in programming?

• To act as a placeholder

• To raise an exception

• To skip an iteration

• To terminate a loop

In which scenario is 'pass' most commonly used?

• When defining a function that is not yet implemented

• When you need to handle an exception

• When you want to exit a program

• When you want to repeat a block of code

What could be a potential drawback of using 'pass' excessively?

• It can make the code harder to read and maintain

• It can cause syntax errors

• It can make the code run slower

• It can lead to unintentional infinite loops

How does 'pass' differ from 'continue' in a loop?

• 'pass' and 'continue' are interchangeable

• 'pass' exits the loop, 'continue' does nothing

• 'pass' does nothing, 'continue' skips the current iteration

• 'pass' skips the current iteration, 'continue' does nothing

Which of the following is NOT a valid use of 'pass'?

• In a conditional block with no action

• In a function that is yet to be implemented

• To skip an iteration in a loop

• As a placeholder in a class definition