Early candidate for most useless comment of 2016 (with optional useless variable name award)

[Fueled By Decaff]

serialPort1.BaudRate = 9600; // 9600;

[Lost User]

Sorry, you are wrong you do not get the point! The comment is for color blind. :laugh: And the variable Name Points to nothing other than COM1 :doh:

[RugbyLeague]

Seems rather terse, surely

serialPort1.BaudRate = 9600; // set Serial Port 1 Baud Rate to 9600

would be more helpful

[Lost User]

aha or it is british humour, which of course I like, but usually do not understand it :-D

[PIEBALDconsult]

No; you must remember that the BaudRate property expects SI units, so the comment provides the translation to imperial units.

[Amarnath S]

No. Its not a comment. Rather, it is commented code. This is inferred from the ; at the end. The programmer just forgot to remove that piece of commented code. :-)

[Lost User]

I think it means: "If you're going to muck with this setting, this (9600) was the last good one; in case I forget or die..."

[imagiro]

He/she forgot to mention that this is about setting the baudrate.