Comments
Before moving further, quick thing to learn: comments. Comment is a part of code which is not executed (ignored by the program). Comments are used as notes that developers leave for themselves or other users.
In Python there are single-line comments and multi-line comments (used less often).
Single-line comment start with symbol #. If placed at the beggining of the line entire line is ignored.
12# this is a comment that I left as a note for myself print("Hello, World!")
Comments can be placed at any position of any line. Anything before # sign will be executed, anything after # sign will be ignored.
1print("Hello, world!") # Comments can be very helpful
You can switch certain lines of code off by just placing a # sign (turning it into a comment).
12# print("Hello, Mary!") print("Hello, Jane!")
Swipe to start coding
Switch off second ling of code by turning it into a comment.
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Before moving further, quick thing to learn: comments. Comment is a part of code which is not executed (ignored by the program). Comments are used as notes that developers leave for themselves or other users.
In Python there are single-line comments and multi-line comments (used less often).
Single-line comment start with symbol #. If placed at the beggining of the line entire line is ignored.
12# this is a comment that I left as a note for myself print("Hello, World!")
Comments can be placed at any position of any line. Anything before # sign will be executed, anything after # sign will be ignored.
1print("Hello, world!") # Comments can be very helpful
You can switch certain lines of code off by just placing a # sign (turning it into a comment).
12# print("Hello, Mary!") print("Hello, Jane!")
Swipe to start coding
Switch off second ling of code by turning it into a comment.
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Before moving further, quick thing to learn: comments. Comment is a part of code which is not executed (ignored by the program). Comments are used as notes that developers leave for themselves or other users.
In Python there are single-line comments and multi-line comments (used less often).
Single-line comment start with symbol #. If placed at the beggining of the line entire line is ignored.
12# this is a comment that I left as a note for myself print("Hello, World!")
Comments can be placed at any position of any line. Anything before # sign will be executed, anything after # sign will be ignored.
1print("Hello, world!") # Comments can be very helpful
You can switch certain lines of code off by just placing a # sign (turning it into a comment).
12# print("Hello, Mary!") print("Hello, Jane!")
Swipe to start coding
Switch off second ling of code by turning it into a comment.
Solución
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