I'm a Python newbie.
I'd like to make my code well commented.
For example, in C I can naturally write single-line comment for every term of an expression:
int hello_world_length =
5 + // length of "Hello"
1 + // space between words
5; // length of "World"
How can I write the same statement in Python?
The code I've tried:
hello_world_length =
5 + # length of "Hello"
1 + # space between words
5 # length of "World"
hello_world_length =
5 + # length of "Hello"
1 + # space between words
5 # length of "World"
hello_world_length = \
5 + # length of "Hello" \
1 + # space between words \
5 # length of "World"
Neither of the above works.
I've read a Python tutorial but didn't find a solution.
Just wrap the right-hand side in parens. 4-space indentation would be common:
hello_world_length = (
5 + # length of "Hello"
1 + # space between words
5 # length of "World"
)
print(hello_world_length)
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