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# This is
# a python block comment
# created by starting each line
# with the pound sign
print ('This section is not a python block comment')
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# This is a one line comment
"""
This is a comment for multiple lines,
as you can see
"""
""" But also this is valid """
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# This is a comment
""" This is a comment"""
"""
This is a comment
Also this is a comment
"""
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# To make a Python Comment just use # and type.
"""
For Multi-Line Comments
Use Three """
"""
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# You use a hastag at the beginning of the line to make anything after it a comment
'''
You can also make a multi line comment
With three single quotes at the beginning and end!
'''
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select the lines you want to comment
and 'use Ctrl + / to comment all of the selected text'.
To uncomment do the same thing.
OR
put a '#' before each line
eg : #This is a comment
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# Single line Comment
"""
(''' single quotes ''') will also work
Multi Line
Comment
"""
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# single line : add #
"""
The recommended method for commenting multiple lines is using # on each line.
The (“””) method isn’t actually a comment but defines a Text constant
of the text between the (“””).
It isn’t displayed, but exists and could potentially cause unexpected errors.
"""