Valid JavaScript Comments

In JavaScript, there are two types of comments:

1. Single-line comments start with //
2. Multi-line or inline comments start with /* and end with */

The input will be a sequence of //, /* and */. Every /* must have a */ that immediately follows it. To add, there can be no single-line comments in between multi-line comments in between the /* and */.

Create a function that returns True if comments are properly formatted, and False otherwise.

Examples

comments_correct("//////") ➞ True
# 3 single-line comments: ["//", "//", "//"]

comments_correct("/**//**////**/") ➞ True
# 3 multi-line comments + 1 single-line comment:
# ["/*", "*/", "/*", "*/", "//", "/*", "*/"]

comments_correct("///*/**/") ➞ False
# The first /* is missing a */

comments_correct("/////") ➞ False
# The 5th / is single, not a double //

Notes

N/A