Block Comments Enclosed in #(...)#

∟Block Comments Enclosed in #(...)#

This section describes how to enter block comments in H source code.

A block comment must be enclosed between "#(" and ")#".

This allows developers to enter a comment string anywhere in a statement cross multiple lines, or to end a comment string before the line end. For example,

#( This is 
   an example 
   of block comments
)#

pi #( The ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter )# = 3.14159;

Design options:

1. A block comment starts with #( and ends with )#.

2. A block comment starts with /* and ends with */.

Table of Contents

About This Book

Introduction of H Language

►Syntax

Source Code Encoding Format - UTF-8

Statements End with Semicolons

Inline Comments Start with #

►Block Comments Enclosed in #(...)#

Group Statement Uses (...); Format

Block Statement Uses {...}; Format

Object Oriented Programming

Inheritance - Object Attachments

Encapsulation - Private Members

References

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Block Comments Enclosed in #(...)# - Updated in 2021, by Dr. Herong Yang