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The mechanism for a single line comment borrows from the C++ and Java languages by prefixed prefixing the line with //. For example:

The // syntax tells the interpreter that everything on the same line following on from the // is a comment and should be ignored. This means that anything on the line before the // comment marker it is ''not'' ignored. The advantage of this is that it enables comments to be placed at the end of a line of scripting. For example: