It is not recommended to include any statements between the sections of  ‘try’, ‘catch’, and ‘finally’ blocks, since they form one whole unit of the exception handling mechanism. 
try
{
    //Code which is monitored for exceptions.
}
//You can’t keep statements here
catch(Exception ex)
{
    //Catch the exceptions thrown by try block, if any.
}
//You can’t keep statements here
finally
{
    //This block is always executed irrespective of exceptions.
}

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It is not recommended to include any statements between the sections of  ‘try’, ‘catch’, and ‘finally’ blocks, since they form one whole unit of the exception handling mechanism. 
try
{
    //Code which is monitored for exceptions.
}
//You can’t keep statements here
catch(Exception ex)
{
    //Catch the exceptions thrown by try block, if any.
}
//You can’t keep statements here
finally
{
    //This block is always executed irrespective of exceptions.
}

https://plumbingadvice24.com/how-to-install-abs-pipe-and-fitting/

Hello Friends,
I have this  below code.

<apex:page standardController="Account">
    {! Account.Name }
    {! Account.Phone}
</apex:page>

I can comment the code by standard way (" <!-- This is commented part --> ") which I can do with few clicks.

Is there a way using the keyboard shortcut to do so? MS Visual Studio has it. May be the Eclipse too, although not sure.

Please help, thanks!