Comments

It is mainly used to make the code more understandable and readable. Comments can be used to prevent execution while testing the code

CREATING A COMMENT

  • Comments are supposed to start with # and the Python interpreter should ignore it.
  • Python does not, supposedly, have a standard syntax for the multiline comments. To add a multiline comment we can use a # at the start of each line.
  • We can even use a multiline string since we know python ignores any string literals if it is not assigned to any variable, we can add a multiline string using triple quotes and place the comment using it.
  • Python does not, supposedly, have a standard syntax for the multiline comments. To add a multiline comment we can use a # at the start of each line.
  • We can even use a multiline string since we know python ignores any string literals if it is not assigned to any variable, we can add a multiline string using triple quotes and place the comment using it.

Example No.1:

print("Knowledge2life online website") #Kowleddge2life this is comment

OUTPUT:

Knowledge2life online website

Example No.2:

#Website print("Knowledge2life online website") #Kowleddge2life this is comment

OUTPUT:

Knowledge2life online website