Yes, you can enclose HTML tags within comments, and the browser will not display them. In fact, it’s common to use comments to temporarily hide sections of a page, especially when testing things. Programmers (and web developers) generally refer to this as “commenting it out.”
Java supports three types of comments, two of which are taken from C++. you can surround a comment of any length with the characters “/*’ and “*/”, like this: /* This application prints out “Linux” */ public class abc { public static void main(string[] args) { system.out.println(“Linux”); } } The java compiler will ignore all … Read more
Just as in the case of C++ and C, Java supports two types of comments namely, single line comments and multi-line comments. The syntax for these types of comments are as follows: Single line comment: //<comment> Multiple line comment: /*<comment>*/ All characters that exist in the comments region are simply ignored by the Java compiler. … Read more