Which language has the coziest comment syntax? I vote for Pascal

I vote for AutoIt;warm and embracing comment

-- lua

>>55865815

In Ruby you can do this:

<<cozy_embrace
This is an unusual way to do multi line comments, actually you are creating a docstring here wich floats through nirvana, timeless, like an unborn child..
cozy_embrace

nothing wrong with //

>>55865929
I like -- because I can segment chunks of code with ------------------------------------------------------------------------

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whitespace_(programming_language)

All non-whitespace characters are ignored by the compiler, so you don't need comment syntax.

>>55866130
I want to fondle Mio

>>55865956
That's disgusting

>>55865815
speaking of pascal, what's your opinion on Lazarus?

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>>55865956
fuck dat shit
who the fuck uses Ruby these days???

>>55866224
Ironically, it's dead.

[[[Objc.]]]

>>55865956
That's not cozy at all

>>55865929
I like this style, works well in MS SQL

>>55865815
C# is in a similar vein.

 /* comment goes here */ 

# in python

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>>55865929
How is that cozy. That's the most uncozy comment style possible. It reminds me of sharp edges and needles.

<!-- HTML obviously -->

>>55866837
Ew, no.

>>55866837
Definitely not. The bang at the beginning of the comment block is basically saying ACHTUNG!

The opposite of cozy.

>>55865815
( FORTH )

>>55866512
code artisans you pleb