Programming enterprise apps and their supporting processes, I've used at several languages. Most of them have different ways to make comments.
Characters | Languages | Multi-line vs. Single-line | Characters |
// | C#, JavaScript | Single | 2 |
/* */ | C#, SQL, CSS | Multi | 2,2 |
' | VB | Single | 1 |
REM | DOS | Single | 3 |
XML, HTML | Multi | 4, 3 | |
<%-- --%> | ASP.Net | Multi | 4, 4 |
-- | SQL (single line) | Single | 2 |
I didn't have any big dialogue on this, I just found it interesting - 7 different ways to comment code for a set of languages that are often used together for a common goal. I'm sure that someone with a strong Compiler background could explain the significance of multi-line comments vs. single-line comments, and number of characters involved to create the comment identifier.
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