How to write comments in HTML and CSS - Learn HTML front-end programming

How to write comments in HTML - Learn HTML front-end programming. In this episode I will show how to create comments in both HTML and CSS. Comments are useful for creating notes for yourself or other people who might be working on your website.

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He did not say this and I hope that everyone has already realized this, but you are able to put anything in comments as the browser will read the opening comment tag, then look for the closing comment tag, then move on. The browser does not need to understand anything in the comment blocks, so the primary purpose of comments in most professional code is to put notes for yourself or for others if other people are going to be reading your code. It means that you do not have to try to understand you code later and other people do not have to spend valuable time understanding someone else's code or coding style. He did say that you could put notes such as "main content" in comments, but I just wanted to make sure that people know you can put literally anything in comments and your code will still be correct and compile correctly.