# Comments

Use comments to convey some message or otherwise prevent code from being executed by the interpreter. Comment by using the `#` sign followed by the commented message:

```python
# This is a single-line comment. It won't be executed.
```

Unlike other languages, Python doesn't offer multi-line comments, so the best you can do is put a comment on every line:

```python
#
# This is a multi-line comment.
# It won't be executed.
#
```


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