Comments in Python
- Comments in Python are used to explain the code to make it more readable for the reader.
- Comment is not considered as a part of program, in other word we can say that compiler ignores the comment.
- Python comments are statements that are not executed by the compiler.
- Generally comments are used to tell the user that what we have done in the program so that user can understand it in easy way.
Single line comment
- It is used to comment only one line.
- Hash symbol(#) is used for single line comment.
- In a program if you want to comment only a single line then you can use it otherwise if you you want to comment many lines then you can go for multiline comment.
#this is a single line comment print("you are excellent");
Multiline comment
- Multiline comment is used to comment a block of code.
- Triple quotes (""") are used to comment multiline.
- Multiline comment starts with """ and ends with """.
- The text between """ and """ is not executed by the compiler.
""" This is a multiline comment Write a program to add two numbers and stores it into the third number """ x=50 y=30; z=x + y print("Sum=",z) """ ***Output*** Sum= 80 """