Deep Learning - Computer Vision for Beginners Using PyTorch - Adding Comments in Python Programming Language

The video tutorial explains the use of comments in Python programming. It covers single line comments using the hash symbol and multi-line comments using triple quotes. The tutorial also highlights how multi-line comments can be used as documentation and provides a method to prevent this documentation from being printed during execution.

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

• Double asterisk (**)

• Semicolon (;)

• Double slash (//)

• Hash symbol (#)

What happens when you try to use a variable that is defined within a comment?

• The variable is assigned a default value.

• The program runs without any issues.

• An error occurs because the variable is not defined.

• The variable is automatically defined.

Which of the following is NOT a correct way to add multi-line comments in Python?

• Triple single quotes (''')

• Both triple single and double quotes

• Triple double quotes (""")

• Double hash symbols (##)

How are multi-line comments stored in a Python program?

• As executable code

• As regular comments

• As documentation

• As a list of strings

What can be used to prevent multi-line comments from being printed as documentation?

• A semicolon (;) at the end

• A hash symbol (#) at the start

• A double slash (//) at the end

• An asterisk (*) at the start