# Types of Comments in Pascal
## Old Style Comment
This is the old style of commenting in Pascal. It is not used much anymore, but it still works if you'd prefer to use this method. 
```pascal
(*Comment*)
```
## Turbo Style Comment
The Turbo style comment can be used for multiple lines. 
```pascal
{ Comment }
```
## Delphi Comment
The Delphi comment is good to use for a single line. 
```pascal
// This comments the whole line
```
# Nested Comments
You can also do nested comments, as shown below. There are several different ways to do this. 
## Example 1
```pascal
{  First Comment (*  second comment *) }
```
## Example 2
```pascal
(* First Comment { second comment } *)
```
## Example 3
```pascal
{ first comment //  Second Comment }
```
## Example 4
```pascal
(* first comment // Second Comment *)
```
## Example 5
```pascal
// first comment (* second comment *)
```
## Example 6
```pascal
// first comment { second comment }
```
> The nested comments that start with `//` should be in one line. It will be invalid otherwise.


Pascal Tokens Comments

Pascal supports old style, Turbo, and Delphi comments, including various nested comment structures.