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Putting Code in with a Numbered List
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For good measure
#include <stdio.h>
main()
{
printf ("Hello World!\n");
}
For Great Justice
gosub AYBABTU
Where's the problem?
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What is, or should be the "right way" to edit a post for readability/formatting, and usage o...
What Mark said. Plus
I use
backticks anytime I want a snippet of syntactic code (programming code, CLI, file spec, etc) I want to stand out.
">" for quoting someone else, only. Quoting Wikipedia, …
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