syntax - Why does Python not allow my comments to be indented at the proper level? -


i have python code looks this:

''' a) comments ''' try:   do_stuff()  ''' b) comments ''' except error:   do_stuff() 

but complains (b) comments syntax error - forces me indent this:

''' a) comments ''' try:   do_stuff()    '''   b) comments   ''' except error:   do_stuff() 

why this, , how around it? want (b) comments @ same level "except" statement describe.

thanks

normally, triple quotes used multiline strings or docstrings, appear @ beginning of function/class/module documenting.

when not writing docstrings, recommend use normal comment syntax:

# comment

also, if want have docstrings, convention dictates use triple double quotes: """, not '''


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