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h1 (reST)

h2 (reST)

h3 (wiki)

h4 (wiki)

h5 (wiki)

h6 (wiki)

h7 (wiki)

h8 (wiki)

h9 (wiki)

h10 (wiki)

h1 (wiki)

h2 (wiki)

this is just a test. I’m not going to explain myself.

external

is this a bug?

codeblock beneath listitem

a paragraph above a codeblock

the codeblock works
### EXAMPLE PYTHON MODULE

Define some variables:

numberone = 1 ageofqueen = 78

define some functions

def printhello(): print “hello”

def timesfour(input): print input * 4

define a class

class Piano: def init(self): self.type = raw_input(“What type of piano?”) self.height = raw_input(“What height (in feet)?”) self.price = raw_input(“How much did it cost?”) self.age = raw_input(“How old is it (in years)?”)

def printdetails(self):
    print "This piano is a/an " + self.height + " foot",
    print self.type, "piano, " + self.age, "years old and costing\

" + self.price + " dollars."

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• a listitem above a codeblock

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No, not a bug. In a list item, an indented following paragraph is interpreted as a continuation paragraph. To get a code block within a list item, you need to indent twice (8 spaces). See markdown syntax description for details.

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