Author -  Sai gowtham

How to write comments in Bash

In this tutorial, we are going to learn about how to write the comments in Bash with the help of examples.

Comments helps us to understand the code better, in case if we forgot what is happening on the particular line of code.

Comments are ignored by the interpreter.

There are two ways to write comments in Bash.

Single line comment

To we can write a single line comment in Bash, we can use the forward slashes # followed by the comment.

Here is an example:

# this is a single-line comment in bash

Anything we written after # is ignored by the compiler.

Multiline comments

To write a multiline comments, we can use the : ' and ' syntax in Bash.

Here is an example:

: '
you can
see mee
in multiple lines
'

In the above example, the multiline comment starts after the : ' and ends at '.

Or you can write a muliline comment like this:

<<COMMENT
    This is a multiple line
    comment
    in Bash
COMMENT

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