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/// is metadata/docstrings - it's a convention from C#. So a /// block is parsed by the compiler and tooling (to generate documentation xml files, for example),
by kevingadd 12y ago
/// is metadata/docstrings - it's a convention from C#. So a /// block is parsed by the compiler and tooling (to generate documentation xml files, for example), while a // comment is not parsed at all, just stripped.
- mattkrea 12y agoGotcha. Although most of the guys I see use the /// <summary> stuff as comments in the real world I guess I can see the difference.