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minus-square@TunaLobsterlink3•2 months agoIt’s an accent and your are using it to create a markdown code block. Markdown formatting is like a mini language to enable basic fancy things in text.
minus-squareGreenPlasticSushiGrasslinkfedilink3•2 months agoMy biggest problem was learning where it was on the keyboard. (It’s directly below the escape key, left of “1” for those who don’t know.)
minus-squareOhStopYellingAtMelink3•2 months agoI’m pretty familiar with markdown formatting. I use it everyday in my Sysadmin job. :-). I just forgot what the character was called.
It’s an accent and your are using it to create a markdown code block. Markdown formatting is like a mini language to enable basic fancy things in text.
My biggest problem was learning where it was on the keyboard. (It’s directly below the escape key, left of “1” for those who don’t know.)
I’m pretty familiar with markdown formatting. I use it everyday in my Sysadmin job. :-).
I just forgot what the character was called.
Accent? Backtick!