Jorgen Grahn wrote:
>>> [...] developer had
>>> commented out about 50 lines of C++ code by just putting a /* at the top
>>> and a */ at the bottom.
[...]
> ("#if 0" in C and C++ are better choices, but only marginally. Best is to
> remove the code unless you are sure it's needed again soon. Works in all
> languages.)
However, I'd only advise to do this if you are using a revision control.
Otherwise, you'll end up having a lot of "backup" files hanging around
which are even worse than multi-row comments. Or, even worse: If you
don't create backup files before removing code ...
Greets,
Volker
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