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Line 367: ===Scripting=== A pattern in many [[scripting language]]s is to delimit a line comment with <code>#</code>. ~~and varying or no support~~Support for a block comment varies. Notable languages include: [[Bash (Unix shell)\|Bash]], [[Raku (programming language)\|Raku]], [[Ruby (programming language)\|Ruby]], [[Perl]], [[Windows PowerShell\|PowerShell]], [[Python (programming language)\|Python]] and [[R (programming language)\|R]]. An example in R:

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