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Commenting in PowerShell

PowerShell provides several ways to add comments to your scripts, enhancing readability and maintainability. Comments allow … Commenting in PowerShellRead more

block-comments, comment-based-help, Comments, documentation, get-help, multi-line-comments, PowerShell, Scripting, single-line-comments

Writing Comments in Markdown

Markdown is a lightweight markup language that allows you to create formatted text using plain text … Writing Comments in MarkdownRead more

best practices, Comments, html-comments, jekyll, link-labels, liquid-tags, markdown, octopress

Commenting in Batch Scripts

Batch scripts, while powerful, can sometimes feel a bit limited compared to more modern scripting languages. … Commenting in Batch ScriptsRead more

batch-file, batch-scripting, block-comments, colon-comments, commenting-out-code, Comments, goto, labels, rem, script-commenting

Commenting in XML: Blocks and Best Practices

Commenting in XML: Blocks and Best Practices XML (Extensible Markup Language) is a widely used format … Commenting in XML: Blocks and Best PracticesRead more

Comments, multi-line-comments, XML, xml-documentation, xml-syntax

The Art of Writing Effective Comments in Source Code

Writing effective comments is an essential part of programming that helps others understand your code and … The Art of Writing Effective Comments in Source CodeRead more

collaboration, Comments, debugging, programming, source code

Understanding JSON: Why Comments Aren't Supported and Alternatives

Introduction to JSON JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) is a lightweight data-interchange format that’s easy for humans … Understanding JSON: Why Comments Aren't Supported and AlternativesRead more

Comments, Configuration Files, Data Format, Interoperability, JSON