InlineCode
InlineCode refers to small fragments of programming or command-line text that appear within running prose. It is distinct from code blocks, which present larger programs or outputs. Inline code is typically rendered in a monospaced font and set apart from surrounding text to signal that the content is code. It is used to mention identifiers, function names, commands, file paths, or concrete example snippets.
Markup and rendering systems define how inline code is indicated. In Markdown, inline code is placed between
Best practices emphasize short, focused code snippets, avoiding complete sentences written as code, and maintaining consistent