Comments

Comments are lines of text in your code that Python ignores because they are for people, not machines. In most cases, comments are created to explain a piece of code so that another programmer who will watch the code can understand it.


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# This is a comment
# Python ignores it
print("Hello, kittens!")

Comments begin with #, and after this you write the text you need. Let's take another example:


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# Creating variables
number_1 = 65
number_2 = 30
# Addition of two numbers
sum_=number_1 + number_2
# Displaying the result on the screen
print(sum_)

In the code above, Python displays the message and ignores the comment.

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Section 3. Chapter 1

Comments


              123
            
# This is a comment
# Python ignores it
print("Hello, kittens!")

Comments begin with #, and after this you write the text you need. Let's take another example:


              1234567
            
# Creating variables
number_1 = 65
number_2 = 30
# Addition of two numbers
sum_=number_1 + number_2
# Displaying the result on the screen
print(sum_)

In the code above, Python displays the message and ignores the comment.

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Everything was clear?

Section 3. Chapter 1

Comments


              123
            
# This is a comment
# Python ignores it
print("Hello, kittens!")

Comments begin with #, and after this you write the text you need. Let's take another example:


              1234567
            
# Creating variables
number_1 = 65
number_2 = 30
# Addition of two numbers
sum_=number_1 + number_2
# Displaying the result on the screen
print(sum_)

In the code above, Python displays the message and ignores the comment.

Switch to desktop for real-world practiceContinue from where you are using one of the options below

Everything was clear?


              123
            
# This is a comment
# Python ignores it
print("Hello, kittens!")

Comments begin with #, and after this you write the text you need. Let's take another example:


              1234567
            
# Creating variables
number_1 = 65
number_2 = 30
# Addition of two numbers
sum_=number_1 + number_2
# Displaying the result on the screen
print(sum_)

In the code above, Python displays the message and ignores the comment.

Switch to desktop for real-world practiceContinue from where you are using one of the options below

Section 3. Chapter 1

Switch to desktop for real-world practiceContinue from where you are using one of the options below