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This is a convenience template, which formats a short inline snippet of code with syntax highlighting of a given language. The language is specified as the first positional parameter (as understood by the {{wikitag|syntaxhighlight}} tag, with "<code>js</code>" being a shorthand for <code>[[Wikipedia:JavaScript|javascript]]</code> and "<code>py</code>" for <code>[[w:Python (programming language)|python]]</code>), while the second is the snippet to format. Alternatively, you can specify the snippet as a named parameter with an empty name ({{para||2==...}}) in case the code contains an equal sign. | This is a convenience template, which formats a short inline snippet of code with syntax highlighting of a given language. The language is specified as the first positional parameter (as understood by the {{wikitag|syntaxhighlight}} tag, with "<code>js</code>" being a shorthand for <code>[[Wikipedia:JavaScript|javascript]]</code> and "<code>py</code>" for <code>[[w:Python (programming language)|python]]</code>), while the second is the snippet to format. Alternatively, you can specify the snippet as a named parameter with an empty name ({{para||2==...}}) in case the code contains an equal sign. | ||
It is similar to Wikipedia's [[ | It is similar to Wikipedia's [[Wikipedia:Template:code|Template:code]], but the argument order is opposite. | ||
== Example == | == Example == | ||
Latest revision as of 06:00, 30 August 2024
This is a convenience template, which formats a short inline snippet of code with syntax highlighting of a given language. The language is specified as the first positional parameter (as understood by the <syntaxhighlight> tag, with "js" being a shorthand for javascript and "py" for python), while the second is the snippet to format. Alternatively, you can specify the snippet as a named parameter with an empty name (|=...) in case the code contains an equal sign.
It is similar to Wikipedia's Template:code, but the argument order is opposite.
Example
{{code|js|=(65535).toString(16) === 'ffff'}} renders as (65535).toString(16) === 'ffff'.
See also
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