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<h1>C++ Comments.</h1>
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C++ allows <b>//</b> as an inline comment, it can be used on any line and is
delimited by the newline character (return).
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main()
{
int Counter = 0; // Initalise Counter.
/* Start the main processing here. */
}
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A handy feature of the new comments is the ability to nest them within the
old style comments.
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This provides a handy debugging tool. If you write your normal comments
using the <b>//</b> syntax, you can then comment out blocks of code while
debugging with <b> /* */</b>
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<address>Martin Leslie
30-Jan-96</address>
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