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So you'd like to solve a task? Great! Here's a brief walkthrough on how you might do that. While you may already have a task and a language in mind, we're going to assume the language is "Ayrch", and the task is [[
=The Basics=
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==Adding Code==
Language examples on each page are in alphabetical order, so you need to find where your example would fit. Once you've found that, click the "edit" link closest above the area where you want to insert your code on the task page, and add something like this to the bottom of the edit field:▼
<pre>
▲Language examples on each page are in alphabetical order, so you need to find where your example would fit. Once you've found that, click the "edit" link closest above the area where you want to insert your code, and add something like this to the bottom of the edit field:
▲<pre>=={{header|Ayrch}}==
</pre>
Remember, for the sake of simplicity, we're assuming your language is Ayrch, and the task is [[
▲<lang Ayrch>PRINT "Goodbye, World!"</lang></pre>
▲Remember, for the sake of simplicity, we're assuming your language is Ayrch, and the task is [[User Output]]. We're also assuming, for the moment, that Ayrch looks a lot like BASIC.
Once you've added your code, hit the preview button to make sure you crossed all your T's and closed all your tags. If the language name shows up in red (a broken link), then either the language doesn't exist on the site yet (as a category), or you misspelled/mis-capitalized the name. Check your spelling against the one in [[:Category:Programming Languages]].
That's all you really need to do!
=Going a little
If you want to give your code that spit and polish shine, there are a few more steps you can take.
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==Libraries==
It's perfectly
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{{libheader|Ayrch Console Extensions}}
<syntaxhighlight lang
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==Works With==
Not all code works with all versions of a language, all versions of a compiler, interpreter or other implementation, or even all operating systems that the language may run on. If you're aware of certain constraints or other prerequisites that haven't already been mentioned, try using the '''works with''' template.
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{{works with|Ayrch Virtual Machine|6.2}}
<syntaxhighlight lang
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=Conclusion=
Thank you for adding code, and even more thanks
==Where to go?==
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