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Which type of comment indicator should you use if your comment exceeds a single line?
a) // comment here */
b) /* comment here */
c) // comment here
d) // comment here //
I'm 90% its c) but I'm just making sure.
Answer:
b) …… it can span multiple lines whereas the " // " is limited to single line and must be repeated on every comment-line
Answer:
// comments a single line
/* comments a huge sections */
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From what i remember of my programming days its // then the line goes green, however this must be done to each individual line of code. which is stupid, take not i did Java but i'm 90% sure its the same
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The format in (b) is the only one which spans multiple lines. A comment opened with // is implicitly closed at the end of a line. A comment opened with /* must be explicitly closed with a */.
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B would be the correct answer for anything over 1 line,
C would be for a single line.
although you can just go
//this
//is
//multiple
//lines
Answer:
Definitely B.
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It's most DEFINITELY c)
100% sure
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My software engineer husband say you can use either b or c
B if it's a paragraph or more
C if it's a few lines
D could work too, but it's not standard.
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Have taken several C classes, it's B if it's more than one line, C if just one.
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c is used if the comment is only one line.
the correct answer is b.
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