A comment written by the programmer that explains something about the code or the programmer's reason for how something is programmed. While the code itself shows the how of the program, comments are usually added to explain the why.
Code comments can appear anywhere in the code and begin with #. When the program runs, code comments are ignored.
You can comment a single line by placing a # at the beginning of the line. The return at the end of the line terminates the comment.
Verse
# A single line is commented this way.
You can make a multi-line block comment by using <# to start the block, and #> to end it:
Verse
<# You can make multi-line comments
in your code by starting and ending
the comments as shown here.
#>For other ways to add comments to your code, see the Verse Language Quick Reference.