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There are three ways to write comments in Processing: the "standard" comment, the multi line comment, and the doc comment. | There are three ways to write comments in Processing: the "standard" comment, the multi line comment, and the doc comment. | ||
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The most common syntax for creating comments in Processing is to use a double forward slash: ''%%//%%''. Anything that comes after a double slash up to the end of the line is a comment and will be ignored by the Processing compiler. Here a version of the ''cranberries2.pde'' program with some added some comments to identify the author and other information and explain some of the code: | The most common syntax for creating comments in Processing is to use a double forward slash: ''%%//%%''. Anything that comes after a double slash up to the end of the line is a comment and will be ignored by the Processing compiler. Here a version of the ''cranberries2.pde'' program with some added some comments to identify the author and other information and explain some of the code: | ||