php language supports 3 comment styles: 1. C style, using the "//" symbol and the syntax "//comment content"; 2. C language style, using the "/* */" symbol and the syntax "/* Comment content */"; 3. Shell style (Perl style), using the "#" symbol and the syntax "#Comment content".
The operating environment of this tutorial: windows7 system, PHP version 8.1, DELL G3 computer
PHP supports 3 comment styles: C, C and Unix Shell style (Perl style)
① Single-line comment (C style), symbol: //
②Multi-line comment (C style), symbol: /* */
③Special single-line comments (not commonly used, Shell style), symbol:
#1. C-style (//) comments
This kind of comment cannot appear ?>
mark. If the short_open and asp_tag settings are turned on, > ;
and %>
also cannot appear in comments
<?php echo "单行注释" ;//一般在代码右边少量说明或写在代码前面使之失效 ?>
2. C language style (/* */), nested comments are not allowed
<?php echo "多行注释" ; echo "多行注释" ; /* 一般说明脚本的相关信息,如版本,版权,作者日期等 使一长段代码失效 */ ?>
C-style comments will end when encountering the first "*/
", so multi-line comments cannot be nested, otherwise a syntax error will be reported.
3. Shell style (#), same as C ban
<?php echo "单行注释" ;#一般在代码右边少量说明或写在代码前面使之失效 ?>
The three comment styles are as follows
Note: Single-line comments are only commented to the end of the line or the current PHP code block ("?>
" at the end of the line will not be commented, and PHP encounters "?>
" will jump out of PHP mode, and then parse HTML code or other)
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