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A comment is a programming language construct used to embed non-compiled, programmer-readable annotations in the source code of a computer program.

Protect from fake reviews on Google Play

I published my Android app to Google Play and everything was fine. I got about 5000 user reviews with an average 4.6 …

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On GitHub API - what is the best way to get the last commit message associated with each file?

So far as I understand it, messages are associated with commits. But when you look at a repo on GitHub …

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Invisible comments in jsf 2.0?

is it possible to embed comments in my .xhtml-files that are only displayed in the source and not the rendered …

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Is it possible to add inline comments in Cobol

Most modern programming languages give a way to add inline comments, generally those that use a newline character to indicate …

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python equivalent of '#define func() ' or how to comment out a function call in python

my python code is interlaced with lots of function calls used for (debugging|profiling|tracing etc.) for example: import logging …

python preprocessor comments
Xcode 7 - Swift TODO comments

Using Xcode 7 and Swift 2.0, I'm trying to use TODO comments like I would in Visual Studio with C#. I've found …

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What is the difference between ; and ;; in Clojure code comments?

What is the difference between ; and ;; when starting a comment in Clojure? I see that my text editor colours them …

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Comments in T4 Templates

This seems like such a basic question, but I haven't been able to find an MSDN article or StackOverflow question …

comments t4
How can i do multiline commenting for my feature steps for Calabash with Ruby

I was trying to comment multiple steps for my calabash Feature file (Ruby) using """.I'm using # for commenting single lines …

ruby comments cucumber calabash
How to input a comment on csh?

In bash, I used # to input comment. Even on interactive session. bash-3.2$ # bash-3.2$ # bash-3.2$ # bash-3.2$ csh spits error for this. …

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