# Task

Comment out the statement that should be shown and uncomment the statement that needs to be shown in the following code.

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1. Use `//` to comment out a line in Go.
2. You need to hide the first print statement.
3. Then remove `//` from the second one to display it.

```
package main
import "fmt"

func main() {
    //fmt.Println("This sentence should not be outputted")
    fmt.Println("This sentence should be outputted")
}
```

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In this section, you will be introduced to the Go programming language and learn how to create variables and constants. You will also learn how to do operations with values and manipulate variable values.

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Challenge: Comments in Go

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