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// Assuming a simple conditional statement
if(someCondition)
{
doSomethin();
}
// The same statement commented out IMPROPERLY
//if(someCondition)
{
doSomethin();
}
// This is improper, since the block statement will still be executed - in fact it will now always be executed and not only when someCondition evaluates to true.
// The same statement commented out PROPERLY
/*if(someCondition)
{
doSomethin();
}*/
// OR
//if(someCondition)
//{
// doSomethin();
//}
// This would be the proper way of doing it - the entire block statement is commented out and will not be executed