If you'd like, you can add syntax highlighting (colours that make code easier to read) to your code block like the following example.
console.log('Hello world!');
This should make it a bit easier to understand your code. 😎
In order to use this in your code blocks, you must designate the coding language you are using directly after the first three back-ticks. So in the example above, you'd write three back-ticks js (no space between the two), put the code beneath (e.g. console.log('Hello world!');), then three back-ticks beneath that to close the code.
Here's an image that shows how it's written!
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If you'd like, you can add syntax highlighting (colours that make code easier to read) to your code block like the following example.
This should make it a bit easier to understand your code. 😎
In order to use this in your code blocks, you must designate the coding language you are using directly after the first three back-ticks. So in the example above, you'd write three back-ticks js (no space between the two), put the code beneath (e.g.
console.log('Hello world!');), then three back-ticks beneath that to close the code.Here's an image that shows how it's written!