LEAVIN' A COMMENT? GOTCHA COVERED!
Anticipated Gen Z Protests in Kenya on 25/6/2025: Predicted Scenario and Expectations
Wanna drop a line but don't know the drill? Well, buckle up, buddy! Here's the lowdown on leaving comments in HTML!
Got a secret message you want to hide from the world, or a whispered hint for your code? HTML comments are the perfect way to keep those tasty tidbits tucked away! The key? Bound those babblings between these magical markers:
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See the three hyphens? Those cute croodles mark the beginning and end of your comment bubble. Any schmeggage between them vanishes into thin air, right along with your browser’s eyes! Comments are HTML’s hushed hideaway for devs to jot down notes, shout out explanations, and mutter reminders—all without laughing at the joke of it on the screen.
But wait, there's more! In the grand tradition of pandering to excess, here's a clumsy attempt at an example:
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This paragraph marches right on out, chatty as ever!
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While the in-your-face paragraph basks in the limelight, our stealthy brave soul never sees the light of day.
And here's a rule of thumb for y'all: keep those pesky less-than signs at bay when drafting comments to avoid causing a kerfuffle! Otherwise, say whatcha wanna say—anarchy, criticism, or praises galore!
Just remember, chum, HTML comments ain't the place to unleash your inner Picasso or paint the town red. But hey, as long as you're good at hiding your mark, who are we to judge? Keep on keepin' on, now, and let your fingers do the talkin'!
In the realm of HTML, even politics from Kenya can be subtly discussed with the use of comments for general news. For instance,
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Latest Kenya political news: The president has hinted at a potential policy shift.
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This comment will remain hidden from the public eye, but not from the intimate gazes of fellow developers.
