Fixed comments - Changed single comments to multiline

[muskan10]

Motivation and Context

Multi line comments were configured as single line comments.

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• New feature (non-breaking change which adds functionality)

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[debora-ito]

Hi @muskan10 thank you for the contribution.

The change to multi line comments does not provide any improvements though, the end result is the same. Can you share about the motivation behind it?

[muskan10]

Hi @muskan10 thank you for the contribution.

The change to multi line comments does not provide any improvements though, the end result is the same. Can you share about the motivation behind it?

Hi @debora-ito ,
Thanks for the review,

The motivation behind switching to a multi-line comment format was to align with Java-style documentation practices, where multi-line comments (/** ... */) are typically used to describe complex or logic-heavy sections of code.

The existing comments were more in the style of end-of-line or inline comments, which—per the official Java code conventions—are better suited for short explanations or brief clarifications.

To follow these best practices and improve readability for future maintainers, I reformatted the comment block accordingly.