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Masteries 7 & 28

Use of comments in Python
User input (text based) in Python

Masteries 7 & 28

Use of comments in Python
User input (text based) in Python

Masteries 7 & 10

Mastery 7 – Use of comments in Python You may understand your code perfectly just after you wrote it, but if someone else tries to know what you did or some years later you want to accurately remember what you had done, it can get tricky, but worry not! Comments are your saviour! On Python, comments’ syntaxis […]

Masteries 7 & 10

Mastery 7 – Use of comments in Python You may understand your code perfectly just after you wrote it, but if someone else tries to know what you did or some years later you want to accurately remember what you had done, it can get tricky, but worry not! Comments are your saviour! On Python, comments’ syntaxis […]

Comments on Python

       Sometimes we need to pass our code so that someone else can see it and make some sort of improvements. Sometime we just need someone else to tell us what we are doing wrong.

       Unfortunately, not all programmers program the same. Each one of the does this artwork how they believe is the best way to do it; this makes it almost impossible for someone else to understand what we are doing in each line of code.

      For this, we use comments. You can add comments on a python file just by adding “#” before what you try clarify. This way, your comment do not affect the functioning of the program but it makes it clear to understand.


      For example, this is the code of a program without comment. As you can see, it is hard to understand what is going on.



      But once we add the comments it’s easy to understand what´s happening on every line.


      Just remember, these comments DO NOT affect the code, so don´t be afraid to use them more often.


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Hey, this video about how to comment in C++ was really short but I’m sure it’s enough. Hope you like it.

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Quick info: How to put comments in python you just add # at the start of a line that’s all Well… The comments are used in programing to write notes inside the code directed to any observer or coworker, the comments does not affect the … Continúa leyendo Quick info: Comments in python: Mastery 7

Quick info: Comments in python: Mastery 7

Quick info: How to put comments in python you just add # at the start of a line that’s all Well… The comments are used in programing to write notes inside the code directed to any observer or coworker, the… Continue Reading →

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Description: Use of comments in C++. Pretty straightforward, comments are helpful in tutorials and in the exchange of code, since they act as a bridge between English (or any natural language) and the formal language that is C++. They are invisible to the final product but as helpful as they go. Here’s the video to Mastery … Continue reading Mastery 7.

Mastery 7.

Description: Use of comments in C++. Pretty straightforward, comments are helpful in tutorials and in the exchange of code, since they act as a bridge between English (or any natural language) and the formal language that is C++. They are invisible to the final product but as helpful as they go. Here’s the video to Mastery … Continue reading Mastery 7.

What should you work on?

Week #12 and more partial exams for you.

For this week's readings:
C++ (TC1017) should either be looking at support for your project, ImageMagick C++ libraries are a good start.
Python (TC1014) should be finishing chapter 11 (Dictionaries).