Tutorial
--------
There are two types of comments, multi-line comments, and single-line comments. Single-line are started with # and multi-line comments are started with =begin and ended with =end.

    =begin
    I'm a comment!
    =end

Single-line comments can be started after another thing in the same line.

    puts "Hi!" #I'm a comment, but Hi! will still be printed to the console.



Exercise
--------
Using which way you like better, comment everything out EXCEPT "Don't comment me out!" still needs to be printed out.

Tutorial Code
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puts "Hi!"
puts "Hi!"
puts "Hi!"
puts "Hi!"
puts "Don't comment me out!"
puts "Hi!"
puts "Hi!"

Expected Output
---------------
Don't comment me out!

Solution
--------

=begin
puts "Hi!"
puts "Hi!"
puts "Hi!"
puts "Hi!"
=end
puts "Don't comment me out!"
=begin
puts "Hi!"
puts "Hi!"
=end

Tutorial
--------
There are two types of comments, multi-line comments, and single-line comments. Single-line are started with # and multi-line comments are started with =begin and ended with =end.

    =begin
    I'm a comment!
    =end

Single-line comments can be started after another thing in the same line.

    puts "Hi!" #I'm a comment, but Hi! will still be printed to the console.

What's the point of making comments? Comments are a way you can write documentation within your code. Some codebases are gigantic and have many developers working within it. It can be hard to understand code that was written by someone else, so documentation helps other developers know more about that code in a common language. 

Exercise
--------
Using which way you like better, comment everything out EXCEPT "Don't comment me out!" still needs to be printed out.

Tutorial Code
-------------
puts "Hi!"
puts "Hi!"
puts "Hi!"
puts "Hi!"
puts "Don't comment me out!"
puts "Hi!"
puts "Hi!"

Expected Output
---------------
Don't comment me out!

Solution
--------

=begin
puts "Hi!"
puts "Hi!"
puts "Hi!"
puts "Hi!"
=end
puts "Don't comment me out!"
=begin
puts "Hi!"
puts "Hi!"
=end

Add context in Ruby comment file
Add context in Ruby comment file
