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Which lines are skipped by Python? How many lines does the program show?
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Which lines are skipped by Python? How many lines does the program show?
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A comment starts with # and Python ignores it.
The worked solution
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A comment starts with #. Python skips everything from the # to the end of the line.
- Line 1 is a comment: skipped.
- Line 2 shows
Hi. - Line 3 is a comment, so
print("Bye")does not run. - Line 4 shows
Done. The note after it is skipped.
Answer: lines 1 and 3 are skipped. The program shows two lines: Hi and Done.
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