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This document discusses commenting in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. HTML uses <!-- your comment here --> for comments, CSS uses /* your multiline comment here */ and // your single line comment here, and JavaScript can use <!-- your comment goes here //--> or // for single line comments. It also covers that JavaScript ignores whitespace and newlines, semicolons are optional if statements are on new lines, but required if on the same line.

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Javascript (TutorialsPoint)

This document discusses commenting in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. HTML uses <!-- your comment here --> for comments, CSS uses /* your multiline comment here */ and // your single line comment here, and JavaScript can use <!-- your comment goes here //--> or // for single line comments. It also covers that JavaScript ignores whitespace and newlines, semicolons are optional if statements are on new lines, but required if on the same line.

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Divya Thakur
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HTML ~ <!-- your comment here -->

CSS ~ /* your multiline comment here */

// your single line comment here

Javascript ~ <!-- your comment goes here //-->

1. document.write() -> method/function which writes a string text to our


HTML document.

2. Javascript ignores spaces, tabs and newlines so, you are free to format and
indent your code freely to make it look consistent, neat and understandable.

3. Semicolons are optional if each statement is placed on a newline.

<script type="text/javascript">

var1 = 10

var2 = 20

</script>

But place semicolons necessarily if each statement is formatted on the same


line.

<script type="text/javascript">

var1 = 10; var2 = 20;

</script>

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