[Style] explain comments in document
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Following Lisp and Scheme tradition, we use a single semicolon for in-line
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comments (to the end of a line) and two semicolons for comments that start
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a line. Think of the second semicolon as making an emphatic point.
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a line. @margin-note*{This request does not contradict the programs in this
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document. They use two semicolons for full-line comments in source but
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scribble renders only one.} Think of the second semicolon as making an
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emphatic point.
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Seasoned Schemers, not necessarily Racketeers, also use triple and
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quadruple semicolons. This is considered a courtesy to distinguish file
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