Commenting one line in Python The standard way to comment a line of code on python will be with the char. Commenting more than one line in Python using As you may already be thinking, if by using the char we comment one line, we can spawn them to comment more lines? and the answer is yes! You can do just that. Commenting multiple lines with docstring method in Python: Docstring is the way to go if you want to comment a block of code on Python, since we are missing the found on other languages as JavaScript, C , etc. In indentation is still important! If you thought that you could scape indentation because you're commenting, you're wrong. Indentantion is still pretty much needed to prevent errors. This example will throw becase we're not following the indentantion rule. If we apply the correct indentation to our code, then we'll receive the expected output of and happily commented the code we wanted. Commenting multiple lines in Python on different IDEs: IDE makes our life as developers much easier with keyboard shortcuts and there's one that helps us to comment multiple lines with a single command Visual Studio: Press then Spyder IDE: IDLE: Jupyter Notebook: PyCharm: Note: These commands will place a char on the beggining of all the lines selected to comment, will not insert a . You can check more of our articles at to learn more or solve issues with you coding. Hope you enjoy the reading and keep on the Geek side!