In Java, we have two types of comments. We use comments to write some text within our code. The compiler will ignore these comments.
Syntax:
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// Single line comment |
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/* Multi line comments – Line 1 Multi line comments – Line 2 */ |
Note: Comments in between the code gives more readability
Do you want to show auto-generated code whenever you create a new class as shown below?
Follow the below steps:
I assume you are using Eclipse IDE.
1. In eclipse, Go to Window – Preferences
2. From the left panel, Select Java – Code style – Code template
3. Under ‘Configure generated code and comments’, Expand Comments – Select Files and Click Edit and Enter your text and click OK.
Whenever you create a new class, you can see comments.
Sample Program:
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package classOneGeneral; public class Comments { public static void main(String [] args){ // Single line comment - Below statement outputs the string "I am learning Java from SoftwareTestingMaterial" System.out.println("I am learning Java from SoftwareTestingMaterial"); /* Multi line comments – Below statement outputs the string Multi line comments – "I am learning Java from SoftwareTestingMaterial" */ System.out.println("I am learning Java from SoftwareTestingMaterial"); } } |
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