To create inline code, wrap with backticks `
.
To create a code block, either indent each line by 4 spaces, or place 3 backticks ```
on a line above and below the code block.
A code block or span displays every character inside exactly as it was typed.
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3 backticks on a single line ```
marks the beginning and end of a code block.
This is sometimes called a “code fence”.
CloseFormat only the math in this sentence as inline code:
Format the score table as an indented code block: