When working in any programming language that supports C-style commenting (both
/* */
and //
), there is a simple way to have a large block of code that can easily be commented and uncommented. You start the comment block normally: /*
, but you end the comment somewhat differently: //*/
, with no code following on the line of the end-comment code. To un-comment the block of code, type another /
before the opening /*
, resulting in //*
:
// Commented out:
/*
foo("bar");
...
//*/
// Not commented out:
//*
foo("bar");
...
//*/
Okay, back to work.
1 comment:
i almost understood that.
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