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<noinclude>This template can be used to display blocks of code. It has an advantage over the <nowiki><pre></nowiki> tag in that it can include text formatting. Line breaks must be explicitly stated using the ''<nowiki><br/></nowiki>'' element. There is only one parameter, so use this simple setup to call the template on any page: <code><nowiki>{{code|text}}</nowiki></code>.
 
<noinclude>This template can be used to display blocks of code. It has an advantage over the <nowiki><pre></nowiki> tag in that it can include text formatting. Line breaks must be explicitly stated using the ''<nowiki><br/></nowiki>'' element. There is only one parameter, so use this simple setup to call the template on any page: <code><nowiki>{{code|text}}</nowiki></code>.

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This template can be used to display blocks of code. It has an advantage over the <pre> tag in that it can include text formatting. Line breaks must be explicitly stated using the <br/> element. There is only one parameter, so use this simple setup to call the template on any page: {{code|text}}.

Example

If you were to type this code:

{{code|'''The first line is bold.'''<br/>''The second line is italicized.''<br/>The third '''''word''''' in the third line is bold and italicized.}}

You would get this result:

The first line is bold.
The second line is italicized.
The third word in the third line is bold and italicized.