Comments for Python

One, Python single-line comment sign (#)

The pound sign (#) is often used as a single-line comment symbol, and any data on its right will be ignored as a comment when using # in code.
Print 1 #输出1
#号右边的内容在执行的时候是不会被输出的.

Second, batch, multi-line comment symbol

In Python there are also many lines of comments, in which case you will need to bulk the multiline comment. Multiline comments are enclosed in three quotation marks "", for example:

Some people may say that this is not confused with multi-line string, but I see a lot of programmers are also so used, the use of attention to distinguish between the better.

Third, Python Chinese annotation method

When writing code in Python, you will not be able to avoid appearing or using Chinese, and you will need to add Chinese comments at the beginning of the file. For example, create a Python list, in the code above the comment on its purpose, if the beginning does not declare the format of the saved encoding, then it will default to use the Askii code to save the file, if you have Chinese in your code will be wrong, even if your Chinese is included in the comment. So it's important to add Chinese notes.

#coding =utf-8
Or:
#coding =GBK

Snake Web Python tips: The above two can represent Chinese comments, I have seen more people use urf-8 this more.

A good programmer, it is necessary to annotate the code. But make sure that the comments are important things, like a glance to know what to do, useless code does not need to add comments.

Comments for Python