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Knowing the ins and outs of HTML is essential for any successful web developer. In this guide, we will introduce you to comments—one of the key components of this programming language. A comment is a string of code that a web browser ignores. They are used for the same reason as comments in any other language. For example, comments can make code more understandable and readable. They are very useful if someone else has to work on a code you’ve written, as they can use the comments to understand your code faster.

HTML Comments

The comment tag is used to insert comments in the HTML code. The comments are not visible to the user; they are used to explain the code.

Syntax: <!-- Comments -->

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Types of HTML Comments

There are two types of comments:

  • Single-line comment
  • Multi-line comment

Single-Line Comment

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Notice that the text inside the comments is not displayed on the web page.

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Multi-Line Comments

In a multi-line comment, the comments are written in multiple lines. They are not included in the final web page.

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Conclusion

In this article, we have learned about  HTML comments. We demonstrated how both types of comments are added into HTML code and explained their functions. To get up to speed on HTML, we recommend getting certified, and Simplilearn’s Full Stack Java Developer will help you master web development. The course will cover everything you need to learn about front-end, middleware, and back-end Java web developer technologies. You will learn to build an end-to-end application, test and deploy code, store data using MongoDB, and much more.

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Taha is a Research Analyst at Simplilearn. He is passionate about building great user interfaces and keeps himself updated on the world of Artificial Intelligence. Taha is also interested in gaming and photography.

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