The Complete Python Course - Single-Line and Multi-Line Comments

The video tutorial explains how to create single and multiline comments in Python using hash and triple quoted strings. It demonstrates setting up a new project in PyCharm, creating a Python file, and using comments to document code. The tutorial covers the use of hash for single line comments and triple quotes for multiline comments, emphasizing their importance in code readability and documentation.

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

• Semicolon (;)

• Double slash (//)

• Hash (#)

• Double asterisk (**)

In the context of Python, what is the primary purpose of a comment?

• To provide explanations or annotations within the code

• To execute a block of code

• To create variables

• To store data

Which of the following is a correct way to create a variable in Python?

• var value = 6

• create variable value = 6

• int value = 6

• value = 6

How can you create a multiline comment in Python?

• Using double slashes (//)

• Using triple-quoted strings

• Using double asterisks (**)

• Using semicolons (;)

What happens to the comments when you run a Python script?

• They cause an error if not removed

• They are ignored by the Python interpreter

• They are converted into variables

• They are executed as part of the code