September 2017 Update

Task/Comments/Bc/comments-1.bc

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+/* This is a comment. */
+
+2 + /* Comment between tokens. */ 3
+
+"This is a string, /* NOT a comment */."
+
+/*
+ * A comment can have multiple lines. These asterisks in the middle
+ * of the comment are only for style. You must not nest a comment
+ * inside another comment; the first asterisk-slash ends the comment.
+ */

Task/Comments/Bc/comments-2.bc

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+#!/usr/bin/bc
+
+# This form of comment is an extension, not part of standard bc.
+
+# Your program must not have a #! shebang line
+# unless your bc supports this form of comment.
+
+2 + 3  # It can be after a statement.
+
+a = 1  # The newline is not part of the comment.
+b = 2  # So this line is a different statement.

Task/Comments/D/comments-1.d

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-/* This is a simple
-C-style comment */
-// this also is

Task/Comments/D/comments-2.d

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-/+ Nestable comment
-  /+ See?
-  +/
-+/
-Yay! I'm code!

Task/Comments/D/comments-3.d

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-/// I'm documentation!
-/** I'm multi-
-line documentation. */
-/++ And I
-  /++ can be nested +/ +/

Task/Comments/D/comments-4.d

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-/*****************************************
-* This function solves world hunger.
-* Examples:
-* ----------------------------------------
-* feed_world (earth);
-* ----------------------------------------
-* Date: May 4, 2011
-* Bugs: Does not solve world thirst.
-* See_Also:
-*    SoylentGreen
-* Authors: J. Random Hacker. */

Task/Comments/Dc/comments-1.dc

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+[Making and discarding a string acts like a comment] sz

Task/Comments/Dc/comments-2.dc

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+# remainder of line is a comment

Task/Comments/Gambas/comments.gambas

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  ' This whole line is a comment and is ignored by the gambas interpreter
  print "Hello" ' Comments after an apostrophe are ignored
+ '' A bold-style comment
+ ' TODO:  To Do  comment will appear in Task Bar
+ ' FIXME: Fix Me comment will appear in Task Bar
+ ' NOTE:  Note   commnet will appear in Task Bar

Task/Comments/Gnuplot/comments-1.gnuplot

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+# this is a comment
+
+# backslash continues \
+a comment to the next \
+line or lines

Task/Comments/Gnuplot/comments-2.gnuplot

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+# this doesn't work
+foo(n) = (n                \
+          + 2    # no good \
+          + 3)
+
+# behaves as if you wrote merely
+foo(n) = (n+2

Task/Comments/Kotlin/comments.kotlin

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+// This is a single line comment
+
+/*
+    This is a
+    multi-line
+    comment
+*/
+
+/*
+    Multi-line comments
+    /*
+        can also be nested
+    */
+    like so
+*/
+
+const val CURRENT_VERSION = "1.0.5-2"  // A comment can also be added at the end of a line
+const val /* or even in the middle of a line */ NEXT_MAJOR_VERSION = "1.1"
+
+/**
+ * This is a documentation comment used by KDoc.
+ *
+ * It's documenting the main function which is the entry-point to a Kotlin executable.
+ *
+ * @param [args] A string array containing the command line arguments (if any) passed to the executable
+ * @return Implicit return value is Unit which signifies no meaningful return value (like 'void' in java)
+ */
+fun main(args: Array<String>) {
+    println("Current stable version is $CURRENT_VERSION")
+    println("Next major version is $NEXT_MAJOR_VERSION")
+}

Task/Comments/LaTeX/comments-2.tex

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-\newcommand{\firstpart}{understand}
+\newcommand{\firstpart}[1]{under#1}
 \newcommand{\secondpart}{able}
 \newcommand{\complete}{%
-\firstpart%
+\firstpart{stand}%
 \secondpart}
 
 \complete

Task/Comments/MIRC-Scripting-Language/comments.mirc

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+;Single Line Comment
+/*
+Multiple
+Line
+Comment
+*/

Task/Comments/Nimrod/comments.nimrod

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-# Nimrod supports only single-line comments
-
-var x = 0 ## Documentation comments start with double hash characters.
-
-var y = 0 ## Comments are a proper part of the syntax and are indentation sensitive.
-          ## If the next line only consists of a comment piece, it must be aligned
-          ## either to the preceding one (documentation generator would merge these lines)
-## or to the code block (starting a new comment piece).
-
-  # any misaligned comment line (like this one) would trigger an "invalid indentation" error
-
-var z = 0 ## Alternatively you can end the preceding comment piece with a backslash \
-  ## to reset alignment to any column you like.
-  ## See also http://nimrod-code.org/tut1.html#comments

Task/Comments/OoRexx/comments.rexx

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+/*
+  Multi-line comment block
+ */
+
+-- this type of comment works in ooRexx, NetRexx and some of the more popular REXX implementations like Regina
+
+hour = 0  -- which is, like midnight, dude.
+
+hour = 12 /* time for lunch! works as well (and really everywhere) */

Task/Comments/PlainTeX/comments-1.tex

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+% this is a comment
+This is not.

Task/Comments/PlainTeX/comments-2.tex

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+\def\firstpart#1{under#1}
+\def\secondpart{able}
+\def\complete{\firstpart{stand}%
+\secondpart}
+
+\complete

Task/Comments/Protium/comments.protium

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-<@ OMT>This is a
-multiline
-comment</@>

Task/Comments/SPL/comments.spl

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+'This is single-line comment
+
+''This is
+multiline comment''

Task/Comments/Sed/comments.sed

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+# a single line comment

Task/Comments/Smart-BASIC/comments.smart

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+'Single line comments are preceded by a single quote or the command REM
+
+PRINT "Hello" 'Single line comments may follow code
+
+PRINT "Hello" REM You can also use the command REM following code
+
+/*
+Multi-line comments
+are surrounded by
+mirrored slash
+and asterisk
+*/
+
+/*Multi-line comments do not have to actually have multiple lines*/
+
+/* Spaces before or after comment bounds are optional.*/
+
+/* A comment can also follow another comment */  'Like this
+
+Some programmers like to do this to allow for /* Procedural comments */ followed by 'Programmer's notes.

Task/Comments/Stata/comments.stata

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+* Line comment: must be used at the beginning of a line (does not work in Mata)
+
+// Line comment until the end of the line
+
+/* Multiline comment
+
+*/

Task/Comments/Wart/comments.wart

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-# single line comment
+# single-line comment

Task/Comments/Zkl/comments.zkl

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+x=1; // comment ala C++
+x=2; # ala scripts
+/* ala C, these comments are parsed (also ala C) */
+/* can /* be */ nested */
+#if 0
+  also ala C (and parsed)
+#endif
+#<<<#
+  "here" comment, unparsed
+#<<<#