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Comments are part of the code, and the compiler ignores them. They make the code easy to read and understand. Single-line comments and multi-line comments in C ++work in the same way in the language.
C / C ++Comments in
// Single-line Comment /* Multi-line Comments */
This is an example of C language comments,
#include <stdio.h> #include <string.h> int main() { /* declarations of data members */ char s[10] = "HelloWorld"; char d[10]; int n; n = strxfrm(d, s, 5; printf("Length of string: %d", n); // length of string return(0); }
Output Result
Length of string: 10
In the above program, both single-line and multi-line comments are displayed. The program is copying the character set to the target location.
/* declarations of data members */ char s[10] = "HelloWorld"; char d[10]; int n; n = strxfrm(d, s, 5; printf("Length of string: %d", n); // length of string