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(cherry picked from commit 3f32d105cb35c05f362dfc1869df0a824bae54c0)

docs/getting_started/quick_start.rst

@@ -94,7 +94,8 @@ Just like that, you now have a read-only  :class:`.Reddit` instance.
 
 .. code-block:: python
 
-    print(reddit.read_only)  # Output: True
+    print(reddit.read_only)
+    # Output: True
 
 With a read-only instance, you can do something like obtaining 10 "hot"
 submissions from ``r/learnpython``:
@@ -144,7 +145,8 @@ like the following:
                          username="my username",
                          password="my password")
 
-    print(reddit.read_only)  # Output: False
+    print(reddit.read_only)
+    # Output: False
 
 Now you can do whatever your Reddit account is authorized to do. And you can
 switch back to read-only mode whenever you want:
@@ -169,9 +171,12 @@ calling ``subreddit`` on your :class:`.Reddit` instance. For example:
     # assume you have a Reddit instance bound to variable `reddit`
     subreddit = await reddit.subreddit("redditdev", fetch=True)
 
-    print(subreddit.display_name)  # Output: redditdev
-    print(subreddit.title)         # Output: reddit Development
-    print(subreddit.description)   # Output: A subreddit for discussion of ...
+    print(subreddit.display_name)
+    # Output: redditdev
+    print(subreddit.title)
+    # Output: reddit development
+    print(subreddit.description)
+    # Output: a subreddit for discussion of ...
 
 Obtain :class:`.Submission` Instances from a :class:`.Subreddit`
 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
@@ -197,11 +202,14 @@ submissions based on the ``hot`` sort for a given subreddit try:
 
     # assume you have a Subreddit instance bound to variable `subreddit`
     async for submission in subreddit.hot(limit=10):
-        print(submission.title)  # Output: the submission's title
-        print(submission.score)  # Output: the submission's score
-        print(submission.id)     # Output: the submission's ID
-        print(submission.url)    # Output: the URL the submission points to
-                                 # or the submission's URL if it's a self post
+        print(submission.title)
+        # Output: the submission's title
+        print(submission.score)
+        # Output: the submission's score
+        print(submission.id)
+        # Output: the submission's ID
+        print(submission.url)
+        # Output: the URL the submission points to or the submission's URL if it's a self post
 
 .. note:: The act of calling a method that returns a :class:`.ListingGenerator`
           does not result in any network requests until you begin to iterate
@@ -213,7 +221,8 @@ You can create :class:`.Submission` instances in other ways too:
 
     # assume you have a Reddit instance bound to variable `reddit`
     submission = await reddit.submission(id="39zje0")
-    print(submission.title)  # Output: reddit will soon only be available ...
+    print(submission.title)
+    # Output: reddit will soon only be available ...
 
     # or
     submission =await  reddit.submission(url='https://www.reddit.com/...')
@@ -235,11 +244,13 @@ For example:
 
     # assume you have a Submission instance bound to variable `submission`
     redditor1 = submission.author
-    print(redditor1.name)  # Output: name of the redditor
+    print(redditor1.name)
+    # Output: name of the redditor
 
     # assume you have a Reddit instance bound to variable `reddit`
     redditor2 = await reddit.redditor("bboe", fetch=True)
-    print(redditor2.link_karma)  # Output: u/bboe's karma
+    print(redditor2.link_karma)
+    # Output: u/bboe's karma
 
 Obtain :class:`.Comment` Instances
 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~