Comment (computer programming)
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Although Python does not provide for block commentscite-ref-triple-43-0[43] a bare string literal represented by a triple-quoted string is often used for this purpose.cite-ref-44[44]cite-ref-triple-43-1[43] In the examples below, the triple double-quoted strings act like comments, but are also treated as docstrings:
"""
At the top of a file, this is the module docstring
"""
class MyClass:
"""Class docstring"""
def my_method(self):
"""Method docstring"""
Browser markup
<!-- select the context here -->
<param name="context" value="public" />
For compatibility with SGML, double-hyphen (--) is not allowed inside comments.
ColdFusion provides syntax similar to the HTML comment, but uses three dashes instead of two. CodeFusion allows for nested block comments.
Double dash