Computer Science, asked by nnkt137, 7 months ago

.............................. are the statements that are written while programming but are not executed during program execution.

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Answered by guptauv21
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Answer:

loops

Explanation:

loops are those statements that can be used for execution but they thereselves not execute they help other statement to be displayed again and again

Answered by syed2020ashaels
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Answer:

Comments are the statements that are written while programming but are not executed during program execution.

Explanation:

An explanation or annotation in a computer program's source code that can be viewed by programmers is known as a comment. Compilers and interpreters typically ignore them because they were introduced to make the source code simpler for humans to understand. The syntax of comments differs significantly among programming languages.

Sometimes, comments are also handled in a variety of ways by documentation generators to provide documentation separate from the source code itself, or they are used to integrate with source code management systems and other types of external programming tools.

Although comments' flexibility allows for a great deal of variation, explicit guidelines for their use are frequently included in programming style guides.

Block comments, often known as prologue, are the most common structure for comments.

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