From the course: Emmet: Fast and Efficient Web Coding

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- [Instructor] Comments are really helpful to incorporate into your code. You may want to leave a message for a co-worker or possibly make a notation for yourself. I have my students take notes within their HTML and CSS documents by using comments. You'll find in the finished files that I'm providing to you, I'm going to be giving you the Emmet code snippets that I used for the expanded text, so that you'll be able to note these for reference. Taking notes within your documents is great since it cites important information at the exact spot where that code block resides. You can also use comments to temporarily disable a specific code block or feature but not necessarily delete it completely from your code. Comments are ignored by browsers and stripped out during the minification process. So, by all means, use comments whenever you find the need. Whatever the reason for adding comments, we all know that creating comments by…

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