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disable code, how to disable code
legend_018
post 6 Oct, 2008 - 05:12 PM
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Quick question. I'm just learning C# and was wondering is \\ the only way to disable code, if I want to play around with disabling certain lines or sections. i have to put it in front of each line?

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Quick question. I'm just learning C# and was wondering is \\ the only way to disable code, if I want to play around with disabling certain lines or sections. i have to put it in front of each line?

thanks,
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Quick question. I'm just learning C# and was wondering is \\ the only way to disable code, if I want to play around with disabling certain lines or sections. i have to put it in front of each line?

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Quick question. I'm just learning C# and was wondering is \\ the only way to disable code, if I want to play around with disabling certain lines or sections. i have to put it in front of each line?

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Ok, one thread on this is enough. So far, we have 4 and counting.

The only way to "disable" code is to comment it out. You can use // for a line, or a multiline /*...*/ comment.
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//This line is disabled

blah blah blah

/*
This line is disabled
This line is disabled too
*/
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What you are looking for is comments. C# has two different comment types, single line and multiline

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//This is a single line comment

/*
This will comment out multiple lines at once
*/
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What you are looking for is comments. C# has two different comment types, single line and multiline

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//This is a single line comment

/*
This will comment out multiple lines at once
*/



I'm sorry, I didn't do that on purpose. When I saved the post, I left my computer after I clicked save. When I came back, my screen said the website didn't respond. I went back on and than all of a sudden, the post was there a bunch of times. I'm really sorry. I have been working with computers for over 10 years now, so I'm not some newbie that doesn't know what's she's doing "lol". Once again, sorry about that.
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Hi, another solution besides comments (and one that isn't really that great) is by simply including the lines you don't want to use in either a If statement or a Switch statement where the argument is a boolean that is not met. This way you can toggle those lines on or off for debugging when the program is running.
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