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General Discussion

How do I attach the code if am answering some else quiz in community

How do i answer with code to show the answer . I have no clue . Please any guide

3 Answers

You can find these answers in the Markdown Cheatsheet below this comment:

Code Wrap your code with 3 backticks (```) on the line before and after. If you specify the language after the first set of backticks, that'll help us with syntax highlighting.

Is this what you mean?

Christopher De Lette
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Christopher De Lette
Courses Plus Student 7,139 Points

Hi Abdullahi Abdinasir Ali ,

I simply copy the code from the previous question/comment and add the Markdown syntax for code formatting. Hope i understood your question and if so hope this helps. If any knows a different please comment.

Take care!

Hey there,

If you want to show a code snippet to answer someone's question, you can use three ` (backtick) characters to start and end your snippet. If you want appropriate text highlighting for the language, you can also specify the language after your starting backticks. If you're typing out an answer, there's a link to a Markdown Cheatsheet underneath the text area - there, you can see a bunch of formatting options for your answers.

When you're typing, it'll look something like the following - you'll need to replace the apostrophes with backticks (same key as ~).

'''html

<h1>Here's My Snippet</h1>

'''

When you replace the apostrophes (') with backticks(`), it looks like:

<h1>Here's My Snippet</h1>

Hope this helps!