A code fence is a formatting feature used in documentation and communication tools (like Markdown) to clearly delimit blocks of code within text. It preserves the code’s formatting, indentation, and line breaks, making it readable and preventing accidental changes or misinterpretation. In Markdown, code fences are typically created by placing three backticks (```) or tildes (~~~) before and after the code block. This also often enables syntax highlighting for various programming languages, enhancing clarity and comprehension for readers
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