How to Create a Multiline Comment in Python

In this article, we show how to create a multiline comment in Python.

So a multiline comment is a comment that spans multiple lines (instead of just a single line).

When creating a single-line comment in Python, all you have to do is use the # (pound) sign and then everything that comes after this is the comment.

If you want to have a multiline comment in Python, then you use triple quotes to begin the comment, go however many lines you want to go, and then when you want to end it, you use closing triple quotes.

In the following line below, we show a comment that spans multiple lines.

''' This is a mult-line comment in Python. ''' print('This is regular code that is run') ''' Tbis is another multi-line comment in Python'''

So we've created 2 multiline comments above.

To create a multiline comment, we simply enclose the comment within triple quotation marks.

In between the 2 multiline comments, we have regular Python code that prints out a string.

And this is how to create a multiline comment in Python.

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