Complete Python Scripting for Automation - Python Comments

The video tutorial explains the use of comments in Python programming. It begins with an introduction to comments, followed by a demonstration of a simple Python program. The tutorial covers the purpose and syntax of comments, distinguishing between single-line and multi-line comments. It also introduces the use of triple quotes for multi-line comments, providing a comprehensive understanding of how to effectively use comments in Python scripts.

Why are comments important in a Python script?

• They increase the file size.

• They are required for the code to execute.

• They help in understanding the purpose of the code.

• They make the code run faster.

What symbol is used to start a single-line comment in Python?

• #

• //

  /*

In the given Python program, what is the purpose of using comments?

• To execute the code faster.

• To increase the complexity of the code.

• To provide information about the code.

• To make the code error-free.

What error occurs if comments are not properly formatted in Python?

• Syntax Error

• Type Error

• Runtime Error

• Logical Error

How can you comment multiple lines in Python?

• Using a single hash symbol at the start of each line.

• Using triple quotes around the lines.

• Using a semicolon at the end of each line.

• Using double slashes at the start of each line.

What is the advantage of using triple quotes for comments?

• They make the code run faster.

• They reduce the file size.

• They allow commenting out large blocks of code easily.

• They are required for all Python scripts.

Which of the following is true about multi-line comments in Python?

• They must start and end with a single hash symbol.

• They can be created using triple single or double quotes.

• They are not supported in Python.

• They must be placed at the beginning of the script.

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