Comments in a C# program denote text that is ignored by the compiler and therefore has no effect on the behavior of the program.
There are two types of comments in C#:
- Single line comments: start with //, extend to end of line
- Delimited comments: surrounded by /* */, can span multiple lines
Examples:
string s1 = "Hi"; // This is a single-line comment
/* Multiple line
* comment. Nice convention to use
* asterisk at the start of each line. */
string s2 = "/* This is a string, rather than a comment */";
string s3 = "// same here";
// Nested comments /* ignored */
//--------------------------------------
// Even better style for block comment
//--------------------------------------
More
#29 – Comments
July 16, 2010 3 Comments
Comments in a C# program denote text that is ignored by the compiler and therefore has no effect on the behavior of the program.
There are two types of comments in C#:
Examples:
More
Filed under Basics Tagged with C#, Comments