W1D2-3_2_commenting.ipynb

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    "# A Jupyter notebook based on Phillip Brooker's commenting script"
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    "\"\"\"\n",
    "Programming with Python for Social Science\n",
    "Phillip Brooker\n",
    "\n",
    "3. 2. COMMENTING\n",
    "\"\"\""
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    "#In this script you can see two types of comment. Some comments, like those\n",
    "#at the top of this page, are denoted by the use of three speech marks.\n",
    "#There, you can see that there are three speech marks to 'open' the comment,\n",
    "#then there is the comment itself, and then three speech marks to 'close' the\n",
    "#comment. Whatever is between the two sets of speech marks is a comment.\n",
    "\n",
    "#However, you can also see that comments can be denoted by putting a hash at\n",
    "#the start of the comment - this is what you can see in this line for instance."
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