An interpretation of the use of annotations in Ruby _ruby special topics

Code that is annotated in a Ruby line is ignored at run time. Single-line comment # characters begin, they are from # to end of line:

#!/usr/bin/ruby-w

# is a single line comment.

Puts "Hello, ruby!"

When the above program executes, the following results are produced:

Hello, ruby!.

Multiple-line comments for Ruby

You can comment out multiple lines using the =begin and =end syntax as follows:

#!/usr/bin/ruby-w

puts "Hello, ruby!"

=begin This is
a multiline comment and con Spwan as many lines as
. But =begin and =end should come in the the-only. 
=end

When the above program executes, the following results are produced:

Hello, ruby!.

Make sure that the comment that follows is a code that retains enough distance to make it easy to differentiate. If there is more than one end note in a block, they are aligned. For example:

@counter   # keeps track times page has been hit
@siteCounter # keeps track the Times all pages have been hit