Typescript multi line comment

Created By: chatGPT

TypeScript allows you to write multi-line comments using either the /* ... */ syntax. This is very useful when you want to document a block of code or explain complex logic without cluttering your code with single-line comments. Here’s how you can do it:
/*
   This is a multi-line comment.
   It can span multiple lines.
   You can use it to explain complex logic.
*/
Inside a multi-line comment, you can also include other types of content like function signatures, examples, or even TODOs. Keep in mind that multi-line comments will not affect your code execution.
/*
   TODO: Refactor this function to improve performance.
   function example() {
      // code here
   }
*/
While using multi-line comments, remember that they can also be nested, but it's generally better to avoid that for clarity. TypeScript will understand nested comments only if they are structured correctly, which can lead to confusion if not used carefully.
/*
   /* This is a nested comment */
   This is still part of the outer comment.
*/
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