You can enter comments in an execution cell by beginning the line with a #.
You can open a text cell by hovering your mouse between cells until you see a blue line and shift-clicking.
In Sage Math Cloud, you can use markdown commands by starting the cell with %md and then using markdown commands.
SageMathCloud is extremely new (first basic release was 8 months ago) and many things aren't documented yet. In particular, I don't think %md mode is documented yet. You didn't go wrong by any fault of your own.
I interpret the answer above for SageMathCloud to be that you evaluate the expression
%md This is a comment.
To get a "text cell" containing "This is a comment"
That doesn't work for me. Is there something similar to Sage where you shift-click for formatted text?
Never mind! I just realized that the file I had imported into my project didn't have the .sagews extension. When I added it, %md worked fine.
ans:
It is as follows. First begin a line with # and go to next line start typing by giving a space or more spaces than the # character kept at the beginning .Then ,after finishing comment go to next line giving one or more spaces type #
illustration
# Vector Decomposition o lol .etc #
Asked: 2014-01-08 20:02:13 +0200
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Last updated: Feb 13 '18
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