In order to comment out multiple lines in bash, we can use bourne shell’s operator “:” and a pair of single quotes. Let’s take an example of a bash script #!/bin/bash echo "THIS COMMAND IS GONNA GET EXECUTED" echo "UNLESS WE COMMENT OUT THE LINES" echo "USE BASH SPECIAL CHAR...
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May be we should not treat comments in scripts any different than all other content in that script. Contributor ffesti commented Feb 17, 2017 This raises the question if we want to have a way to comment out lines in scripts. Commented lines should not make it into the script but be di...