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<noinclude>{{mylangbegin}}<!-- for demonstration purposes -->
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| style="clear:both;background: #6ef7a7;padding:0 2em 0 2em;" | '''[[{{{1}}}]]'''
| style="clear:both;background: #c5fcdc6ef7a7;padding:0 2em4px 0 2em4px;" | '''[[{{#if: {{{2|1}}}|{{{23|{{{1}}}}|---}}]]'''
| style="clear:both;background: #6ef7a7c5fcdc;padding:0 2em4px 0 2em4px;" | '''[[{{#if: {1{{2|}}}]]|{{{2}}}|---}}'''
[[Category:{{{1}}} User]]<noinclude><br clear="all">
[[Category:{{{1}}} User|{{PAGENAME}}]]{{#set:knows language={{{1}}}}}<noinclude>
{{mylangend}}
'''Usage''':
<nowiki>{{mylang|language|level|altname}}</nowiki>
 
Where "language" is the name of the programming language you use, and "level" (optional) is something like "beginner", "novice", "advanced", etc. "altname", if present, is a display name for the language (for C#, F#, and other similar languages that cannot have their proper name as a link). Try to use the correct spelling and case (spelling and case everyone else uses) for the language. If you are the first person to declare that you can program in a particular language, please create the user group page (link at the bottom of your user page) with [[Template:langgroup|<nowiki>{{langgroup|language}}</nowiki>]].
Feel free to list programming languages you use, even if they are not yet listed on our list of languages (see the [[:Category:Programming Languages | "Languages"]] link in the left sidebar).
 
'''Be sure to put this between {{Tl|mylangbegin}} and {{Tl|mylangend}} templates or [[Rosetta_Code:MylangBadExample|things will just look weird]].'''
 
{{template}}</noinclude>