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_gail
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" Comment" tags - 10/5/2002 19:39:12
<!-- text here -->
/* text here */
What' s the difference between the two " comment" tags above?
thanks, gail
Edit note: forget it, I think I finally figured it out: the first is for html, the second for comments in a css file.
< Message edited by _gail -- 10/4/2002 8:06:10 PM >
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Nancy
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RE: " Comment" tags - 10/6/2002 1:05:14
I think the second is for creating a multi-line comment in PHP.
Nancy
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_gail
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RE: " Comment" tags - 10/6/2002 8:19:06
Nancy,
Am I incorrect then that they can be used in a CSS file?
thanks, gail
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Gil
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RE: " Comment" tags - 10/6/2002 9:16:34
/* comments */
/** comments **/
// comments //
Are pretty universal ways of commenting in most scripting languages.
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Is ' normally' used to define the script as in <script language=" JavaScript" >
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