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+---
+title: Comments
+---
+# Comments
+
+Comments in Nim begin with the hash character. 
+
+```nimrod
+# This is a comment
+echo "This is code" # This is another comment
+```
+
+Multiline or block comments begin with the hash and square bracket, `#[`, and are terminated with a closing square bracket followed by a hash, `]#`. Multi line comments can be nested.
+
+```nimrod
+#[ This is a multi line comment
+it continues until it is terminated
+]#
+echo "This is code"
+```
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 [seqs]: /seqs/#immutability
 
+The `strutils` module provides procs for handling strings.
+
+``` nimrod
+import strutils
+
+var a = "hello welcome,friend"
+
+# The split proc takes a sequence of characters and splits a string based on them
+echo a.split({' ', ','})
+
+# The contains proc determines whether a string contains a substring or character
+echo a.contains("hello")
+
+```
+
+``` console
+$ nim c -r strutils.nim
+@["hello", "welcome", "friend"]
+true
+```
+
 ## A note about Unicode
 Unicode symbols are allowed in strings, but are not treated in any special way, so if you want count glyphs or uppercase Unicode symbols, you must use the `unicode` module.
 
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 * [Getting Started](/getting_started/)
 * [Hello World](/hello_world/)
+* [Comments](/comments/)
 * [Variables](/variables/)
   * [Result](/variables/result/)
   * [Type Casting and Inference](/variables/type_casting_inference/)