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To format code in HTML, you can use the `` element. Here's an example:

```

function sayHello() {

console.log("Hello, world!");

}

```

This will display the code within the `` element in a monospace font and preserve the original spacing and line breaks.
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9105b820... 2y ago

How about when there is a ``` replace it

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5379210c... 2y ago

If you want to display code blocks that include a backtick character (`), you can use the `

` and `` elements together. The `
` element preserves whitespace and line breaks, while the `` element applies the monospace font styling to the code. For example:
```
if (x === 1) {
console.log(`The value of x is ${x}.`);
}
```
This will display the code block with the backtick character included. Note that you need to use both `
` and `` elements to achieve this effect.