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"Hello Ivan,\nPlease post your code so we can help you.\nPosted on Apr 23, 2014 by Dave McFarland\nPosting Code to the Forum\nAn important part of asking for help and giving answers in the Forum is showing your code. The Treehouse Forum lets you embed HTML, CSS, Ruby, Java and other code in your posts. To display code, wrap it in one back tick character (for inline code) or three back ticks (for code blocks).\nNote that the back tick character isn't the same as the single quote — ' — mark; the back tick is located on the same key as the ~ on most keyboards.\nInline Code\nIf you want to post code within a paragraph like this — var x = 1; — then just surround that code with one back tick on either side of the code:\nvar x = 1;\nCode Blocks\nCreate a code block when you need to show multiple lines of HTML, CSS, Ruby, Java or other code. To create a code block:\nHit return twice -- this creates a new line and adds a space between the code block and any text above it. (It's important to make sure you have an empty line above and below your code block, or else the code formatting doesn't always work.)\nType three back tick characters: ```\nHit return to create another new line and paste or type your HTML, CSS or other code.\nHit return and add three more back tick characters: ```\nHit return again to create an empty space below the code block.\nHere’s how you would add a block of JavaScript code to a forum post:\n```javascript\nvar x = \"Hello world!\";\nconsole.log(x);\n```\nAnd here’s what it would look like:\nvar x = \"Hello world!\"\nconsole.log(x);"
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