Testing code blocks

Technical
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I’m trying to define the flavour of the code block by adding the programming language (none, python, fortran, bash) after the three backticks (`)

This is a general code block

for _ in range(5):
    print("This is a test Python code")

PROGRAM TEST
    implicit none
    print *, "Fortran Code"
END PROGRAM TEST

$ echo "This is a Bash script"
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It does not like Fortran much. The forgotten language.

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Ask and you shall receive

PROGRAM test
    implicit none
    print *, "Fortran Code"
END PROGRAM test
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I have set the style to “androidstudio”, see here for all the possibilities

https://highlightjs.org/static/demo/

Note that they look nicer on the highlightjs page than here, might be the CSS interacting poorly. This one at least didn’t look too garish.

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Interesting, it’s rendering your version correctly, but hasn’t changed the way my original text rendered it. (Even though it did change the background to black in the other code blocks. But I don’t think I did anything different.

I’m going to edit my original post and see what happens.

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Once I changed anything (in my case I capitalised the TEST, it worked.