TypeScript for Beginners - Adding Comments

The video tutorial explains how to use comments in TypeScript, covering both single line and multiline comments. It highlights the syntax for each type and their purposes, such as explaining code or temporarily disabling code execution. The tutorial also compares TypeScript comments to JavaScript comments, emphasizing their similarities.

What is the primary purpose of comments in TypeScript?

• To change the syntax of the code

• To make the code more complex

• To explain and document the code

• To increase the execution speed of the code

How do you start a single-line comment in TypeScript?

• With a backslash (\)

• With two forward slashes (//)

• With a semicolon (;)

• With a hash symbol (#)

What happens to the code on the right side of a single-line comment?

• It is executed as usual

• It is ignored and not executed

• It causes a syntax error

• It is highlighted in red

How do you start and end a multiline comment in TypeScript?

• Start with # and end with #

• Start with

• Start with // and end with //

• Start with /* and end with */

What is the similarity between comments in TypeScript and JavaScript?

• They both require a special compiler

• They both use the same syntax for comments

• They both change the code structure

• They both increase the code execution speed