Inline code
This is inline code created by putting backticks around the string: printf().
This inline code has spaces between the backticks and the string, but the
spaces aren't rendered: printf().
Double backticks
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inline code with a ` inside.
Add spaces around just a single backtick: `.
Otherwise, it will render like this: `````.
HTML syntax
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are automatically encoded as HTML entities.
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