Comment by gg582
3 hours ago
Some conventions are socially made... In C, some uses
#if 0
these_lines_are();
not_executed();
#endif
but most of the cases people just use
/* comments
* these_lines_are();
* not_executed();
*
* end comment */
Then, why?
#if 0
#endif
looks clear and it definitely says how a computer skips many lines.
But we just don't use it because it implies low-level knowledge "that every C developers have"
My C is really rusty but aren't those different ? If using #if/#endif the compiler won't even see the comments.