Basic commenting structure for commenting on objects
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# Comment ###########################################################


This sort of stuff is useless noise that adds a lot of maintenance.

If your classes are getting hard to find, move them over to separate files. If you don't want to move them to separate files, consider making use of your IDE to find the class you're looking for, rather than relying on optical recognition via big blocks of screenfilling characters.

The reasons for this are twofold:


If you refactor the name of the class, the comment doesn't change and you spend time formatting a comment like this, when you could have been doing normal programming
If you ever had a name that is longer or wanted to describe a class with a docstring you might break convention and might have to restyle all your classes or risk inconsistencies