# Line By Line Commenting

With our Line By Line Commenting feature, you can now easily add comments to your code so others can easily understand your thought process and build upon it. If you are a student and just starting to get into coding, whenever you encounter a code snippet that is hard to understand syntactically or has a complex algorithm you can now easily add comments to it so you can understand what it does.

### Step 1 :

Log in first with Google Authentication in Kodezi.

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### Step 2 :

After signing in successfully, click on Generate Documentation button.

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### Step 3 :

Now inside the Generate Documentation UI. Select the Line By Line Commenting then click on Generate button.

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{% hint style="warning" %}
Kodezi does not support extremely large sections of code, so you may have to select a block of code for Line by Line commenting if guided to do so.
{% endhint %}

### Step 4 :

After clicking on Generate button, the document-generating process will start.

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### Step 5 :

You will see results similar to these in your IDE once the document-generating process is finished.

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### Step 6 :

Now you can simply click on the apply button for the result will add to your original file.&#x20;


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