YouTip tag. If you want to display code inline, you should use the tag.
* The second is the tag. If the code needs to be displayed as a standalone block element or the code has multiple lines, you should use the tag.
Please make sure that when you use the and tags, the opening and closing tags use the unicode variants: **<** and **>**.
Let's look at the following example:
## Example
<header> is wrapped as an inline element.
If you need to display code as a standalone block element, please use the <pre> tag:
<article><h1>Article Heading</h1></article>
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The example is shown in the image below:
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## More Examples
| Element/Class | Description | Example |
| --- | --- | --- |
| | Variable assignment: x = a b + y | (#) |
| | Keyboard input: CTRL + P | (#) |
| | Multi-line code | (#) |
| | Multi-line code with scrollbar | (#) |
| | Computer program output: Sample output | (#) |
| | Inline code snippet: `span`, `div` | (#) |
Bootstrap Code
# Bootstrap Code
Bootstrap allows you to display code in two ways:
* The first is the