Comments

Single line comments

To create a single line comment, use the // notation. Everything after the comment declaration until the end of the line is considered part of the comment, so it is a good idea to put this after your code on that line.
Single line comments are used for short information about a single line of code. For example:

let int32 input; // Stores the user's age

Multi line/inline comments

Multi-line and inline comments are created the same way, using /* and */. To begin a multi-line/inline comment, use /*. Everything from the opening of the comment is part of the comment until */ is found.
Inline comments may be used for information about something in a long line of code:

MyFunc(/* age of the user */ input, /* user's name */ name);

Multi-line comments are used for documentation about a function or to explain something else in detail. For example:

/*
  This function gets the age of the user and their name, the calls MyFunc to process this data.
  Then it prints the information returned by MyFunc to the screen.
*/
let int32 main() = {
   ...
}