Unlike some programming languages, Python does not have multi-line comments.
Python interpreter skips over multi-line strings wrapped in triple quotes, considering them not as comments but docstrings.
When the first line in a function is a string, Python interprets it as documentation and stores it as a docstring for tools like help to find it.
Instead of using multi-line comments, consider using docstrings to provide context to entire functions, classes, or modules.
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