As all other programming languages, Python do supports multiple ways of adding comments to your code,
Comments in Python start with a # (hash) sign, all the lines in your code that start with # are ignored.
How to add a single line comment in Python
Example:#This is my python code comment line.
print("Welcome!")
How to place comment at the end of the line in Python?
Example:print("Pyhton comments!") #This comment will be ignored
How to comment out code in Python?
You can simply add a # (hash) at the start of each statement to comment it out.
Example:#print("I dont want this code")
print("I want this code")
How to add multi-line comment in Python?
Like Java we do not have a different syntax for muli-line comments in Python, one way is to add # at the start of each line.
Example:# This is
# a multiline
# comment in
# Python
print("Hello there!")
Another way of adding multiline comments is to enclose your comment with """ (3 double quotes - triple quotes)
Example:"""
This is
a multiline
comment in
Python
"""
print("Hello there!")
Comments:
- My Python comments were not working, realized i was using slash instead of hash :D, thank you!
user: anon 02 Oct 2020 11:01:11 GMT
- Python comments block is what I was looking for.
user: anon 02 Oct 2020 01:15:25 GMT
- How to convert python comments to markdown class documentation?
user: anon 01 Oct 2020 13:19:59 GMT
- " python comments are useful and recommended!
user: anon 28 Aug 2020 15:11:14 GMT
- /** is not Pyhton style of comments.
user: anon 27 Aug 2020 05:11:34 GMT
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