Day Three lesson : Comments in Python
Comments are notes written in code to explain what the code does. Python ignores comments when running the program.
Example:
#This is a comment
print("Hello, Pure Pearl Foundation")
Day Three lesson : Comments in Python Comments are notes written in code to explain what...
Python Day Three lesson focuses on code comments as essential documentation for program clarity and maintainability. Proper code documentation reduces cognitive load, prevents technical debt accumulation, and accelerates team onboarding—fundamental to scaling engineering teams efficiently.
Day Three lesson : Comments in Python
Comments are notes written in code to explain what the code does. Python ignores comments when running the program.
Example:
#This is a comment
print("Hello, Pure Pearl Foundation")

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