So when you need to write a comment that spans over multiple lines, I prefer to use a#character before each line, instead of using a multi-line string. Use docstrings, your code editor, or version control The next time you find yourself wanting a multi-line comment in Python, ask yourse...
This way can be considered as a multiline comment in Python – we use triple single quotes (''') at the starting of the section to be commented and again triple single quotes (''') at the end of the second.''' This is line 1 This is line 2 This is line 3 ''' ...
In Python, there are two ways to write multi-line comments: Starting each line with the # character, which indicates that the entire line is a comment. Enclosing the comment in a set of triple quotes.
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Any one, multi-line comment python 17th Jul 2022, 5:31 PM Zubeir Ayaanle + 4 Use 3 quotes """ """ Multi-line comments """ 17th Jul 2022, 5:33 PM A͢J M + 1 Thanks 17th Jul 2022, 5:36 PM Zubeir Ayaanle Responder
Python allows multi-line comments with 6 characters ("""), C with 4 (//), HTML with 7 (<!--->)). The fact that Django's is a whooping 29 characters ({% comment %}{% endcomment %}) seems quite unreasonable. If the logic for doing so is to maintain the logical consistency...
importsysfromosimportpath FILE=True# if needed change it while submittingifFILE:sys.stdin=open('input.txt','r')sys.stdout=open('output.txt','w')defget_int():returnint(sys.stdin.readline())defget_string():returnsys.stdin.readline().strip()n=get_int()final_result=[]foriinrange(n):...
In many programming languages, we can use multiline strings. For example inPython: """this is line 1 and line 2 and line 3""" or inJava: public String textConcat() { return """ It is because you made yourself and easy option. ..."""; } ...
C++ introduces a new comment symbol // (double slash), comments starts with a double slash symbol and terminate at the end of line.Types of C++ CommentsSingle line comment// your comment goes here... Multi line comment/* your comment goes here... */...
Simply insert the comment /*html*/ or html (also works with SQL, SVG, XML, just use the appropriate word) before the string (see Requirements "section" for possible values) or select Insert es6-string-html comment/template from the commands menu (ctrl+shift+p or f1) Tip: Comment in th...