Comments

Comments allow you to add notes and documentation to your code. They are ignored by the interpreter and have no effect on program execution.

Single-Line Comments

DLiteScript supports single-line comments using //. Everything after // on that line is treated as a comment.

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// This is a comment.

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// This is a full-line comment
printf("Hello, world!\n")

Comments can appear at the end of a line of code:

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var x number = 42 // This is an inline comment
printf("Value: %g\n", x) // Print the value

You can have multiple comment lines:

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// This is the first comment.
// This is the second comment.
// This is the third comment.
var y number = 10

Comments are often used to temporarily disable code:

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// printf("This line won't execute\n")
printf("This line will execute\n")

The // sequence inside a string literal is not treated as a comment:

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printf("// This is not a comment\n") // This IS a comment

Output: // This is not a comment