Uncomment in Python

Uncomment in Python

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Now, about the Python code:

# Define a function to greet users
def greet_user(name):
print(f"Hello, {name}! Welcome to our community!")
Call the function with user input
user_name = input("Please enter your name: ")
greet_user(user_name)

In this example, we define a function called greet_user that takes a string parameter (the user's name). The function prints out a personalized greeting message. We then call this function by prompting the user to enter their name and passing that input as an argument.

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Can we make multi line comments in Python?

Yes, we can make multi-line comments in Python.

In Python, you can use either a single quote (') or a double quote ("") to create a multi-line comment.

Here is an example of how to create a multi-line comment using both a single quote and a double quote:

# This is a multi-line comment created using a single quote
It's like writing in English, just wrap your text in quotes
"""
This is also a multi-line comment
created using a double quote.
You can write whatever you want inside
the quotes, including multiple lines!
"""

In Python, when we use either a single quote or a double quote to create a comment, anything written between these quotes will not be considered as part of the program and hence, won't affect its functionality.

It's worth noting that in Python, triple-quoted strings (i.e., """ or ''') can also contain multiple lines and are used for docstrings (e.g., the first line of a function) and multiline comments. Here is an example:

"""
This is a multi-line comment
created using triple quotes
You can write whatever you want inside
the triple quotes, including multiple lines!
"""

Triple-quoted strings are useful when you need to write a long piece of text that spans multiple lines and you don't want it treated as Python code.