How to Add a Comment Event in Visual Basic

<P>Start a comment with a single quote mark. This tells the <a class="StrongLink" href="http://www.ehow.com/computers/">computer</A> to ignore everything on the line after the quote mark. For example:</P><P>' This is how to write a comment in Visual Basic</P><P>' Comments can be more than one line</P><P>' Each comment must start with a single quote mark</P><P>Start the comment line with "REM," which indicates a remark. This is an older way to add comments to Visual Basic code. For example:</P><P>REM This is how to write a comment in Visual Basic</P><P>REM Comments can be more than one line</P><P>REM Each comment must start with the word REM</P><P>Comments can appear anywhere in your code, even at the end of an executable line. You must put a colon before the REM if it does not appear at the start of the line, but a colon is not required before a single quote. Here are two examples, the first using a single quote and the second using the REM statement:</P><P>' Create a message box that says Hello, World!</P><P>Sub Main()</P><P>MsgBox("Hello, World!") ' Comments can appear anywhere in code</P><P>End Sub</P><P>REM Create a message box that says Hello, World!</P><P>Sub Main()</P><P>MsgBox("Hello, World!") : REM Comments can appear anywhere in code</P><P>End Sub</P>

How to Add a Comment Event in Visual Basic

Start a comment with a single quote mark. This tells the computer to ignore everything on the line after the quote mark. For example: ...

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