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Comments in Tcl
It's always a good idea to comment your programs. OK - I know you know that, but I find it's always a good idea to remind people too!
In Tcl, you add a comment starting with a # character and really what you're adding is a "do nothing" command .... in other words, the # must appear where a command would normally start (at the
beginning of a line, after a ; or after a { ) and the command will be terminated at the end of the line, but can be continued on to another line with a \
# comment \
puts hello
puts world
will just print out "world"! ..... (written 2005-06-16, updated 2008-06-05)
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