how to comment a bunch of lines in godot

To comment a bunch of lines in Godot using the Go language, follow these steps:

1. Select the lines of code that you want to comment. You can do this by clicking and dragging your mouse over the lines or using the keyboard shortcuts for selecting text.

2. Once the lines are selected, press the keyboard shortcut for commenting in Go, which is usually "Ctrl + /" or "Cmd + /" on Mac. This will add the comment symbol "//" at the beginning of each line.

3. Verify that the lines are now commented by checking if "//" appears at the start of each line. This symbol indicates that the lines are commented and will be ignored by the compiler or interpreter when running the code.

4. To uncomment the lines, select them again and use the keyboard shortcut for uncommenting, which is usually the same as the comment shortcut ("Ctrl + /" or "Cmd + /"). This will remove the "//" symbols from the beginning of each line, making the code active again.

Remember to use comments to explain your code and make it more readable for yourself and others. Commenting is especially useful when you need to explain the purpose or functionality of complex code sections or when collaborating with other developers.

I hope this explanation helps you understand how to comment a bunch of lines in Godot using the Go language. If you have any further questions, feel free to ask!