Typescript Single Line Comment

Typescript single line comment

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TypeScript supports single line comments, which are used to add notes or explanations in your code that are ignored during execution. You can create a single line comment by prefixing the line with two forward slashes (//). This is useful for documenting your code or temporarily disabling code without deleting it.

// This is a single line comment in TypeScript

When the TypeScript compiler encounters //, it ignores everything on that line to the right of the slashes. You can also use this in combination with actual code on the same line, which will only comment out the portion after the slashes.

let x = 5; // This initializes x with 5

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