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Good morning everyone,
I have a very rudimentary question; what is the difference between these comments? <!-- blah blah --> and /* blah blah */ Thank you... |
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HTML and CSS
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You can add
//Whole line commented Which is for PHP.
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Yep, I knew it was a stupid question. Makes total sense- thank you for enlightenment!
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/* */
FYI, these can be used in both CSS and PHP for block commenting.
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