Comments in Python

In Python, there are two ways to annotate your code.
The first is to include comments that detail or indicate what a section of code – or snippet – does.
The second makes use of multi-line comments or paragraphs that serve as documentation for others reading your code and starts with triple quotes(''') and end with triple quotes(''').

Think of the first type as a comment for yourself, and the second as a comment for others. There is not right or wrong way to add a comment, however. You can do whatever feels comfortable.

Single-line comments are created simply by beginning a line with the hash (#) character, and they are automatically terminated by the end of line.

example of single-line comment:
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#This is single-line comment in Python

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example of Multi-line comment:
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'''
This is
a multiline
comment
'''

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