Comments
# Symbol is very special in Python. It shadows everything that comes after it on the same line. It basically tells Python to ignore everything that comes after the # symbol. It is especially useful for typing human-readable comments inside the code and explaining what each part does.# This is a comment - this line will be ignored
name = input() # Read the name
age = input() # Read the age
# Now we will print everything
print(name, age, sep=' -- ')
# The end of the programPython ignores all the blank lines. It also ignores all the lines that start with
#. It also ignores all the text that comes after the # symbol.# a = input()
print('hello')This program will just print
hello. It won’t get the input() as that line starts with a #, and therefore, is treated as a comment.Challenge
Write a program that would print each day of the week on a separate line (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday) and write a comment next to each
print statement indicating the number of that day (Monday - 1, Tuesday - 2, ... Sunday - 7).Constraints
Time limit: 2 seconds
Memory limit: 512 MB
Output limit: 1 MB