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This is *italic.*
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This is **bold.**
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This is `code`.
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This is ``code`containing`backticks``.
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Seven backquotes in a row ``````` do not constitute a code span.
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If backquotes begin or end a code span, you have to use spaces,
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like `` `this` ``. Markdown removes any leading and trailing
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whitespace. Only the space a the end is necessary,
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like ```this` ``.
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A backslash as the final character in an inline code fragment does
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*not* escape the backquote. That is, `C-h C-\` will render as
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<code>C-h C-\</code>
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However, we can escape what would otherwise be a leading backquote,
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as in \`foo\` or \`bar\`.
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But this will be a code span crossing lines: \`foo` or
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bar ` containing only "or bar".
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This should result in three backquotes in a code span `` ``` `` and
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they should even match across across lines `` ```
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``, like so. However, backquotes should not `` ``` match
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across two blocks``.
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Links have several components: [text](http://www.w3.org/ "title").
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