This action inserts # symbols at the beginning of each selected line, effectively commenting them out. Repeating the same shortcut uncommented the lines. Ctrl + / # Windows and Linux Cmd + / # MacOS Drop me your questions related to writing comments in Python. Happy Learning !! Weekly News...
When I’m making VB.NET code with VS for Mac (Version 7.8.3 build 2) and want to comment out multiple lines,I cannot do that by the keyboard shortcut “⌘/”. It seems that it doesn’t work only for VB.NET. Are there any good ways to comment out multiple lines easily ...
I want to fold comments in editor, but it seems that vscode does not support folding comments of python, neither single line comments(using Ctrl+/) nor block comments(using ALT+SHIT+A). I searched on the Internet and find this: #11524. Therefore, I tried it on a JavaScript file. It ...
In many text editors, it'sCtrl + /(or⌘ + /on Mac) and you can usually use the same shortcut to uncomment the same code. Many text editors will also continue a comment onto the next line, if you're writing a comment and you hitEnterto go to the next line. ...
We have learned about thePython shortcut operatorsin the previous tutorial that reduces the length of the expression and increases the readability. In this tutorial, we will discuss how to make our code readable and easy to understand for others by usingComments in Python. You are going to lea...
Example #2: Shortcut to add multiline comments In the visual studio code, there is a shortcut to add the multiline comments by selecting the lines that we need to comment and then pressing theALT + SHIFT + Abutton. For example,
There aretwo ways to achieve multiline comment in Python: Use # at the beginning of each line of the code block you want to comment (achievable with the keyboard shortcut of your code editor or IDE). Use docstrings (""") to comment out a block of code ...
Multiline editing is currently possible by holding Alt and dragging the mouse to create a multiline cursor. I find this slow and imprecise. Could we also please have a keyboard shortcut to do this? For example, Sublime Text 3 uses Shift+Alt+(up or down arrows). I don't know what's...
Notepad++ recognizes R code and also allows you to comment out code with theCtrl+QorCommand+Qshortcut. If you use Emacs, you can also useM-x comment-region. To revert the action, useM-x uncomment region. You can also use thescan()function to insert any arbitrary text inside your code,...
I can select multiple line using scroll click + move mouse up or down but i cant do this same in ubuntu vs code i have attached a screenshot of windows. and yes i have copied all shortcut from windows to linux but still the same problem appears...