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Hakim Rachidi
38,490 PointsIn this sentence, the words 'npm install npm@latest -g' will be formatted as inline code!
The Challenge is to decide weither this statement is true or not. One backtick is used for inline code, so in this case the statement has to be true!?
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Steven Parker
230,688 PointsIt would be true if the expression were enclosed in backticks (accents). But those are apostrophe's (aka "single quotes"), so code formatting would not be applied.
Hakim Rachidi
38,490 PointsHakim Rachidi
38,490 PointsThanks, now I see it!