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Using comments is essential when wanting to explain code. When parsing the code, Flash ignores the comments that are written and continues executing the script. You write comments like this: //this is a single line comment. /*This is a multi line comment*/ You probably will never use the multi line comment unless you are writing a long comment. Otherwise, use the single line comment.
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