Concept
How are comments written and processed in Java?
"Comments can be written in a Java program either as a single line using two forward slashes, //comment or as a multiline comment using a combination of forward slash and asterisk: /* comment */ . With a single line comment, everything on the line after the forward slashes is ignored. With a multiline comment, everything in between the forward slash/asterisk is ignored. Comments are ultimately ignored so the amount of comments do not have an effect on the final executable code. Consider the following example. 389"
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