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* Make comments with [C]. Make a "color convention": categorize your comments with different colors based on what they do or how much completed the code

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...raine_interview.html Interview with Lorraine Reyes, Bungie Studios].</ref> Comments by Lorraine and other Bungie staffers confirm that an overall goal for Kono

(Please add or correct any data. Include any comments for the individual weapons)

My comments:

...e unfinished cutscene scripts for BGI include one scene with the following comments:

===Comments=== ...arker is the "#". Any text after that character is not interpreted as BSL. Comments are supposed to be placed after a line of code...

...didn't have another more suitable weapon ready yet (see the [[#Predecessor|comments above]] on the complexity of implementing the SH-11). From the standpoint o

Comments in patch files begin with a '#'.

There are lots of other thrilling comments like that one on quite a lot of forums from people who've lived in Japan. T

...les|consoles]], a horizontal line signals a page break and ''italics'' are comments.

...The New Face of Gaming] (editorial on removal of blood from Oni, with many comments from readers) (December 13, 2000)

..._docs. This command will dump all known docs and variables (sometimes with comments!) to the text file. CMD prompt has autocompletion feature, to accept the su

...d.html Cracked article] on apocalypses that have already happened (more in comments)

*'''''Everyone's invited to meditate the issues addressed and to add comments, link to related pages or external resources, etc. *'''''Comments can be left as plain, non indented text (just plain text in the editor)

* If we have highly interactive AI, then lots of comments during battle about their condition, the situation, and esp. concern for th ...gameplay 'a waste of time' says Jaffe]. The article set off a firestorm of comments, but this one represents my own view:

...nted to put as many critical points out there as I could find (minus a few comments that were just totally out of touch with what Oni is supposed to be). I've

''See comments on this function where it occurs under the [[#film|film section]].''

...seeing someone messing with the touch-me-not, as you can see from all the comments on touch-me-not videos. One YouTube commenter wryly explains, "Funny how pe

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