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If /* */ then //?
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printf("Pi = %3.2f", 3.14159);
/* Pi = 3.14 */
printf("Pi = %8.5f", 3.14159);
/* Pi = 3.14159 */
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scanf("%2d %d %*f %5s", &x, &y, text);
/* input: 1234 5.7 elephant */
printf("%d %d %s", x, y, text);
/* output: 12 34
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In C you are not allowed to nest comments as /* hello /* this is */ invalid */ . Is this true foe C++ also?
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What is the difference between multi-line comment /* */ and documentation comment /** */ in Java?
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Is it true comments like // and /* */ valid in every language? (Excuse for my English)
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import java.awt.*;
import java.applet.*;
/*
<applet code="Arc_Demo" width=310 height=200>
</app|et>
*/
public class Arc_Dem
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In this statement -> printf("Pi = %3.2f \n", 3.14159);
/* Pi = 3.14 */ %3.2, 3 indicate what?????
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Can anyone explain to me why the output of the code below is /* 6 */? I tink the answer should be 5...
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I noticed some css codes were written just like a comment /* */ and they functioned please can anyone explain thanks
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#include <stdio.h>
int main() {
int x[5] = {20, 45, 16, 18, 22};
printf("The element is %d\n", x[5]); /* 32766 */
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can we include two comments in two different lines without using /* and */....and by only using // in starting of two lines?
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Is it necessary to write multiple lines of comment when we use multi line comment code? Can we write 1 line comment in /* */?
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/* Data was not inserted into the file what is the problem idon't no can any one solve this problem*/
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Pls can somebody explain why you would put a multi-line comment between /* and */ on the same line according to the lesson from
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