No biggie, I just named an example. Even “real” programmers, whatever definition you want to use for that, don’t know all languages.
But yes, many languages do use // as comments and particularly the Javascript environment it originally stems from does. Python (#) and SQL (--) are the only examples I interact with frequently enough to know off the top of my head (but SQL still recognises /* ... */ for delimited comments). XML/HTML also has <!-- --> for comments, but that’s not so much a programming and more of a description language.
I did say “I’m not a real programmer” heh 😮💨 I just thought // was standard for comments across all json files
No biggie, I just named an example. Even “real” programmers, whatever definition you want to use for that, don’t know all languages.
But yes, many languages do use // as comments and particularly the Javascript environment it originally stems from does. Python (
#) and SQL (--) are the only examples I interact with frequently enough to know off the top of my head (but SQL still recognises/* ... */for delimited comments). XML/HTML also has<!-- -->for comments, but that’s not so much a programming and more of a description language.