An alternative way for Python to implement multi-line annotations

The Python program's comments feel very gregarious, and for those accustomed to using/**/multi-line annotations, it is painful to use only the # number for single-line comments in Python.

The code is as follows:

# here is a single-line comment
# a = 50
# b = 10
# c = 10

In fact, we can implement multi-line annotations in a format defined by multiple lines of text:

The code is as follows:

"""
# Here is a multiline comment
A = 50
b = 10
c = 10
"""

This method feels good, with/**/multi-line comment is not very different, this is useful when debugging code, you can directly use the multi-line text definition symbol to comment off the code. Perhaps Python's multi-line text definition function could have been used as a comment, except that the manual was not explicitly written for multiline comments.

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