Python implements an alternative approach to multi line annotations

Python program comments feel very unsociable, and for those used to using /**/ multi-line comments, it's a pain to go to Python and use a single line comment using a # sign.

#  Here is a single line comment 

# a = 50

# b = 10

# c = 10

In fact, we can use the format defined by multi-line text to achieve multi-line comments:

"""

    #  Here's a multi-line comment 

    a = 50

    b = 10

    c = 10

"""

This method feels good and is no different from /**/ multi-line comments, which are useful for debugging code and can be used to comment out parts of the code with multi-line text definitions. Perhaps Python's multi-line text definition could have served as an annotation, but the manual doesn't explicitly say that it is for multi-line annotations.