Comments in python
- Comments are described as parts
of the code.
- Provide facilities for the understanding
of programmers, developers.
- Single line comments: -
- Use the hash # mark before the desired comment:
# This is a
comment
- Python ignores everything
after the hash mark and up to the end of the line.
- We can insert Comments anywhere
in the code.
Ex.
print("This
will run.") # This won't run
Example
"""
This is a comment
written in
more than just one line
"""
print("Hello, World!")
- Python doesn’t support multiline comments as in
other languages such as C, Java, and Go, But we can add a multiline string (triple
quotes) (“ ” ”)in our code.
- The
triple quotes appear right after the function, method, or class definition as
docstrings (documentation strings).
- Docstrings
can be accessed using the
__doc__ attribute.
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