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PHP » Language Basics » Comments

In PHP, everything between /* and */ is considered a comment


 

// or # may be used to "comment out" the remainder of a single line:



<?php

    $var = "foo";        // This is all ignored

    $var = "bar";        # so is this

?>

Related examples in the same category

1.	Shell style comments
2.	PHP comments are usually preceded by double slashes
3.	Php single line comment:#
4.	Php more than single line comment
5.	Combine three types of comment signs
6.	A comment is text in a script that is ignored by the PHP engine.
7.	shell style comments
8.	Multiline comments
9.	Multiline comments begin with a forward slash followed by an asterisk (/) and end with an asterisk followed by a forward slash (/)
10.	PHP supports C, C++ and Unix shell-style comments

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