REF: separate numpy-specific part of can_hold_element #45166
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That becomes ambiguous with if the actual element is None. There are some performance concerns i have with this function, but try/except overhead is not among them. |
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By returning the value instead of just a bool, we open the option to return the casted value, which is what we'll do in the follow-up, which will let us de-duplicate NumericIndex._validate_fill_value. By separating out the np-specific parts, we'll be able to improve perf in a couple of places.