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You can include comments in Smalltalk methods, using double-quotation marks, at any point. Whenever Smalltalk encounters a double-quotation mark, Smalltalk ignores both the double-quotation mark and all other characters up to and including the next double-quotation mark, as in the following examples:
" A short comment " " A comment ... that just goes on ... and on ... and on ... "
Traditionally, a comment explaining what the method does appears immediately inside the definition, as shown in Segment 90.