# Homework 11, challenge -- solution.

# None is Python's way of saying "there is no value here at all".
# It is not the same as 0 or "" or False. It is the absence
# of a value. A variable explicitly assigned None holds no real value.

treasure = None
print("Before assignment:", type(treasure).__name__)   # NoneType

treasure = "Gold Coin"
print("After assignment: ", type(treasure).__name__)   # str