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A   Single-line   comment   is   possible  with  following symbol ​

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Answered by kalivyasapalepu99
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A single line comment is represented by the symbol // (forward slash)

in programming.

Single-line comments allow narrative on only one line at a time. Single-line comments can begin in any column of a given line and end at a new line or carriage return.

The // character sequence marks the text following it as a single-line comment

Multi line comments -

Multi-line comments have one or more lines of narrative within a set of comment delimiters. The /* delimiter marks the beginning of the comment, and the */ marks the end. You can have your comment span multiple lines and anything between those delimiters is considered a comment

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