You cannot view this unit as you're not logged in yet. Prev post Style in TDL Next post Assignment No 1 : Tally.ERP 9 - Company Creation 9 thoughts on “Commenting your code : why and how to comment in TDL” sir when iam clicking on image its divert to see what our students has to say Log in to Reply Due to protection setting It happens. I will fix that Thanks for pointing out it. Log in to Reply Please check and let me know If it still happens. I fixed it. Log in to Reply SIngle Line Comment is ?? Confusion … Practiced for ;; and Learning as # Please Correct me 🙂 Log in to Reply ; is to comment out or to disable single line code /* */ to disable multiple line of code # is the definition access modifier to modify an existing definition we have to use # before that the definition name I am not sure what do you mean by Practiced for and learning as ???? Log in to Reply Hello Sir, Some typo error in the notes. I have uploaded the screenshot. Thank you Log in to Reply HI SIR Log in to Reply Please correct the Notes above # is not a single line comment. Log in to Reply understood clear explanation sir Log in to Reply Leave a Reply Cancel replyYou must be logged in to post a comment.
SIngle Line Comment is ?? Confusion … Practiced for ;; and Learning as # Please Correct me 🙂 Log in to Reply
; is to comment out or to disable single line code /* */ to disable multiple line of code # is the definition access modifier to modify an existing definition we have to use # before that the definition name I am not sure what do you mean by Practiced for and learning as ???? Log in to Reply
sir when iam clicking on image its divert to see what our students has to say
Due to protection setting It happens. I will fix that Thanks for pointing out it.
Please check and let me know If it still happens. I fixed it.
SIngle Line Comment is ??
Confusion …
Practiced for ;;
and Learning as #
Please Correct me 🙂
; is to comment out or to disable single line code
/*
*/ to disable multiple line of code
# is the definition access modifier
to modify an existing definition we have to use # before that the definition name
I am not sure what do you mean by Practiced for and learning as ????
Hello Sir,
Some typo error in the notes. I have uploaded the screenshot.
Thank you
HI SIR
Please correct the Notes above
# is not a single line comment.
understood clear explanation sir