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I can't speak for how OP would do it, but you can generalize single-line commands to multiple lines by visually selecting the lines and then hitting colon (which auto-fills the command to be :'<,'>) and then run :'<,'>norm I// to comment or :'<,'>norm ^xx. See: :h normal-range. Though personally, I just use vim-commentary like many others in this thread.
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