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Discover the quick way to convert lines of Python code into comments in Pycharm using simple keyboard shortcuts.
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Transforming Lines of Code into Comments in Python3 Made Easy

As a Python developer, you may often find yourself in a situation where you want to convert multiple lines of code into comments without manually placing a # at the beginning of each line. This can be particularly tedious and time-consuming, especially if the block of code is lengthy. Fortunately, there is a faster and more efficient way to achieve this, especially if you're using Pycharm as your integrated development environment (IDE).

The Problem

You might have experienced the following scenario:

You have a block of code that you want to disable temporarily.

You consider commenting it out to keep it visible for future reference.

Instead of taking the tedious approach of inserting a # at the start of every single line, you’re looking for a quicker method.

Typically, developers may resort to cutting the lines of code, pasting them as comments, and then adjusting them accordingly. However, this is far from efficient and can lead to confusion.

The Solution: Quick Commenting in Pycharm

Keyboard Shortcut for Commenting

In Pycharm, there’s a simple shortcut that can save you a lot of time:

Select the lines of code you wish to comment out.

Press Ctrl + / on your keyboard.

This action will immediately transform the selected lines of code into comments by inserting the # symbol at the beginning of each line.

Toggle Comments

The great news is that Pycharm also allows you to revert the process seamlessly. If you want to uncomment the lines later on, simply:

Select the commented lines.

Press Ctrl + / again.

This toggling feature not only makes commenting easier but also keeps your code neat and manageable.

Conclusion

Using keyboard shortcuts is a powerful way to enhance your coding efficiency in Python. The ability to quickly comment and uncomment code gives you the flexibility to manage large codebases without unnecessary hassle.

By following the steps outlined above, you can save both time and effort while working in Pycharm. So next time you need to comment out multiple lines of code, remember this handy shortcut!

Happy coding!