Comments in programming are parts of code that Python ignores. The primary purpose of using them is readability. It is a good practice to leave comments in your code with descriptions of what a particular part of code does.

In Python, the comment starts with the hash `#` sign. All the text right to the `#` will be ignored. For example, you may have two `print()` functions, but if you place `#` to the left of one of them, then only one string will be output.

How many lines will be printed after the code execution?