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Understanding Python Comments

Python supports two types of comments: single line comments that start with '#' and multi-line comments enclosed in triple quotes. An example of a single line comment is '# This is single line comment.' while a multi-line comment can be written as '''This is multiline comment'''. Both types of comments are useful for adding explanations or notes in the code.

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Understanding Python Comments

Python supports two types of comments: single line comments that start with '#' and multi-line comments enclosed in triple quotes. An example of a single line comment is '# This is single line comment.' while a multi-line comment can be written as '''This is multiline comment'''. Both types of comments are useful for adding explanations or notes in the code.

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Python Comments

Python supports two types of comments:

1) Single lined comment:

In case user wants to specify a single line comment, then comment must start with ?#?

Eg:

1. # This is single line comment.

2) Multi lined Comment:

Multi lined comment can be given inside triple quotes.

eg:

1. ''''' This
2. Is
3. Multipline comment'''

eg:

1. #single line comment


2. print "Hello Python"
3. '''''This is
4. multiline comment'''

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