Sectioning Code
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A section comment is a Kary Comment that names the section. See in this example how section comments have separated the parts.
When dealing with a very long section; A "Reverse Section Comment" can be utilized to indicate the ending of that section
At the end of a series of sections, A line comment is used to decorate
In indentation sensitive language such as Python and Haskell, a compact version of Kary Comments is used. You can see that in space sensitive languages section comments are one line and in the insensitive they are 3 lines:
//// ─── TITLE ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────//# ─── TITLE ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
But also in case insensitive languages, there is a level of indentation introduced after using the section comment as this:
Kary Coding Standard is based on the idea of 4 space tabs. It is also important to write codes with spaces to keep the layout the same everywhere.
