<jupyter_start><jupyter_text>CommentsThis file will explain to you about how to use comments in python What are commentsWell, they are exactly what it says, comments, they are lines of code that are not executedby the computer. Their uses* To organize your code* To explain your code(for others to understand or for you) How to type comments in python Single-Line commentsIf you want comments to be only one line, add a  add the start(or anywhere in the line) of the line and then type anything in that line(ofcourse after the hashtag). Something like explaining what will happen in the few below lines of your code or just anything<jupyter_code># This code is not executed by python
# This will print out hello world
print('Hello world')<jupyter_output><empty_output><jupyter_text>Multi-Line commentsMultiline comments start with three single quotes on one line, then on the second line another three single quotes and then in between them you can add multiple lines of comments<jupyter_code>'''
This code will declare a variable and then print it
'''

x = 123
print(x)<jupyter_output><empty_output>
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