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==[[C]]== |
==[[C]]== |
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'''Compiler:''' [[ |
'''Compiler:''' [[gcc]] 4.0.1 |
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int main ( void ) { |
int main ( void ) { |
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You don't have to use the C programming language, you ''definitely'' don't have to use |
You don't have to use the C programming language, you ''definitely'' don't have to use gcc, and your code example will probably be different. You need to make sure you create a link to your language of choice, and to your compiler, interpreter, or what-have-you. To create a link, surround the text with double square brackets. For example, [[gcc]] would be represented as <nowiki>[[gcc]]</nowiki>. |
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Finally, note the importance of the extra space in front of the code. That creates a dashed box around the code sample, and puts it in a monospace font. |
Finally, note the importance of the extra space in front of the code. That creates a dashed box around the code sample, and puts it in a monospace font. |