? Comments in Java
? Quick Overview
Comments in Java are non-executable statements used to explain code, improve readability, and help developers understand logic without affecting program output.
? Key Concepts
- Comments are ignored by the Java compiler
- They improve code readability and maintenance
- Java supports three types of comments
? Syntax / Theory
- // Single-line comment
- /* */ Multi-line comment
- /** */ Documentation comment (Javadoc)
? Code Example(s)
? View Code Example
public class CommentsDemo {
public static void main(String[] args) {
System.out.println("Java Comments Example");
}
}
?️ Live Output / Explanation
Output
The program prints a single line of text. All comments are ignored during execution.
✅ Tips & Best Practices
- Use comments to explain why, not what
- Avoid obvious or redundant comments
- Use Javadoc comments for public classes and methods
? Try It Yourself
- Add comments explaining each line of a Java program
- Convert single-line comments into multi-line comments
- Create a Javadoc comment for a custom method