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Comments in 25 Programming Languages
Monday, May 12th, 2008
Ever wanted to know how to use code comments in 25 different programming languages? Now you have the chance...
leave a comment if I missed a code comment in your language of choice.
Enjoy!
Assembly
# Comment
ASP
' Comment
Bash
# Comment
Batch (DOS)
REM Comment
C/C++
// Comment
/* Comment */
CSS
/* Comment */
F#
/// Comment
Haskell
! Comment
HTML
<!-- Comment -->
Java
// Comment
/* Comment */
Javascript
// Comment
/* Comment */
LaTex
% Comment
Lua
-- Comment
--[[ Comment ]]--
MySQL
// Comment
-- Comment
/* Comment */
Pascal
{ Comment }
Perl
# Comment
PHP
// Comment
# Comment
/* Comment */
PostgreSQL
-- Comment
/* Comment */
Python
# Comment
""" Comment """
Ruby
# Comment
SQL Server
-- Comment
/* Comment */
SQLite
-- Comment
/* Comment */
Tcl
# Comment
Visual Basic
' Comment
XML
<!-- Comment -->
Comments
Ferruccio said on Tuesday, May 13th, 2008 @ 9:50 AM
The assembly language one really depends on your assembler. I haven't written any assembly code in a long time, but the assembler I used started comments with a semicolon(;) not a hash(#).
Eric said on Monday, May 12th, 2008 @ 8:35 PM
Ahem.... Ada tyvm
http://www.adaic.com/standards/05aarm/html/AA-2-7.html
As:
-- Comment
-- Ala SQL
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