C# Unit is a built-in type in the C# programming language that represents a valueless type or void. It is often used to indicate the absence of a specific value or to represent the result of a function or method that does not return any value. The Unit type can be useful in scenarios where a return value is not needed or when a function or method is primarily used for its side effects rather than its return value. It provides a way to explicitly indicate that a function or method is not expected to return anything meaningful.
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