Found inside – Page 6JavaScript is case-sensitive and white space-agnostic. Comments JavaScript allows single line or multiple line comments. The syntax is similar to C or Java: ... Found insideECMAScript is an international, standardized version of JavaScript. It was created to ensure that ... How do you create a multiline comment in JavaScript? Found inside – Page 59To make a single-line comment in JavaScript, you use “//” // this is a ... and “*/” to close it: /* This is a multiline comment */ It's worth noting that a ... Found inside – Page 37The second type of comment is a multiple-line comment. ... For example: Don't overlap or nest multiline comments in your JavaScript code. Found insideYou also have multiline comments, like this: /* This is a section of multiline comments that will not be interpreted */ You start a multiline comment with ... Found insideWe refer to such lines as comments, and there are specific rules for adding ... To add a multiline comment in this way, we need to prefix every line of the ... Found inside – Page 10Get Up to Speed With JavaScript in a Weekend Ara Pehlivanian, Don Nguyen. that line. On the other hand, multiline (or block) comments can span multiple ... Found inside – Page 38Single-line comments don't need to start at the beginning of a line. It's quite common to see a single-line comment used on the same line as a piece of code ... Found inside – Page 6Comments JavaScript has two kinds of comments: single-line comments and multiline comments. Single-line comments start with // and are terminated by the end ... Found inside – Page 15Any comments that you include in your code are not executed. They are simply ignored by the JavaScript interpreter. JavaScript can be commented in a couple ... Found inside – Page 18Comments Suppose you have done a lot of coding and some logical ... You mention the comment in the following manner: /* This is a multiline comment. Found inside – Page 167Comments in JavaScript start with // A comment created with // extends from ... a comment that spans more than one line, you can create a multiline comment. Found inside – Page 10Therefore, both of the following are valid single— the comment line comments: // This is a comment document.write(“Hello"); // This is a comment ' Multiline ... Found inside – Page 305And then you also have multiline comments, like this: /* This is a section of multiline comments that will not be interpreted */ Here you start a multiline ... Found insideListing 2.4 shows examples of two kinds of script comments. The first kind is for longer, multiline comments. The second example shows how to do singleline ... Found inside – Page 6indicates the beginning of a multiline comment. • */ indicates the end of a comment that covers more than one line. Multiline comments are • also useful if ... Found inside – Page 297And then we have multiline comments, which look like this: /* This is a section of multiline comments that will not be interpreted */ You start a multiline ... Found inside – Page 9