Three ways to annotate multiple lines of MATLAB

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1) Method One

Select the content you want to annotate, and then choose the Tools menu "Text|comment", if you want to change the comment to a statement, also select the statement you want to convert, then use the mouse to select "Text|uncomment". Keyboard shortcut keys are "Ctrl+r".

Or select the content you want to annotate, right click on the mouse to select "Comment", if you want to change the comment into a statement, also select the statement to be changed, and then right-click the mouse to select "Uncomment" uncomment. Keyboard shortcut keys are "Ctrl+t".

2) Method Two

Using Matlab block annotation method

%{

You need to comment on several command lines that are not executed

%}

3) method Three

Add a line before the comment segment: if LOGICAL (0)

Add a line after the comment segment: End

Unlike the first two methods, this method actually does not execute the related statement through the logical judgment statement

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Three ways to annotate multiple lines of MATLAB