indentation - Python: Comment out a block heading without dedenting all the code inside -


Sometimes I need to temporarily comment on block headings for testing purpose, for example:

  i = 2 s = {'a', 'b', 'c'} # timing i & gt; 0: s.pop () i - = 1 print (s)   

But since the Python is part of the syntax, if I run the code above: s.pop () ^ indentation error: unexpected indent

I know that while dedenting inside code coded it will work , But I

is there any trick to accomplish this?

what about it if true: as an alternative? Then just exchange between the '#' between while and if to get your desired effect.

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