Most Python Devs Don’t Expect This Error! 🤯

🚀 What happens when you run None + 1 in Python? Will it print 1 or something else? If you guessed 1... you're in for a surprise.

✅ Why This Actually Matters
If you work with databases, APIs, or user input, you've likely hit this error before. Missing values (None) can break calculations, so handling them properly is critical.

✅ How to Fix It? Check for None Explicitly!

✅ Why Does This Crash?
Unlike True and False, which act as 1 and 0, Python's None isn’t a number—it represents "nothing" and doesn’t support arithmetic operations. That’s why this happens:
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🔎 Topics Covered in This Video:

Python NoneType Errors Explained
Python TypeError: NoneType and int
Why None + 1 Crashes in Python
Python Data Handling Best Practices
Common Python Bugs and How to Fix Them
Handling None in APIs and Databases
Python Error Handling for Beginners

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