Normal usage of code block

```javascript
console.log('Hello World!');
```

You can set the code-block title and line number to $, > symbol.

```>:s22adg.sh
agasgas
```

```$:sadg.sh
agasgas
agasgas
agasgas
agasgas
agasgas
```

```:/etc/profile.java
System.out.println();
```

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agasgas

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agasgas
agasgas
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System.out.println();

You could also do this.

```javascript:etc/dir/myscript.js
console.log('Hello World!');
```

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console.log('Hello World!');

Just keep in mind that the code block title should end with extensions. (e.g: .js, .c, .python) otherwise, the code-block would not render properly

We have a code-tab shortcode

Make it easy to switch between different code

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System.out.println('Hello World!');

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console.log('Hello World!');

{{< codes java javascript >}}
  {{< code >}}

  ```java
  System.out.println('Hello World!');
  ```

  {{< /code >}}

  {{< code >}}

  ```javascript
  console.log('Hello World!');
  ```
  
  {{< /code >}}
{{< /codes >}}