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Code element

As explained in Web Design Playground, Second Edition

The HTML code element marks a fragment of computer program code.

The HTML <code> element marks text as programming code. Browsers usually display that text in a monospace font, giving code its familiar tidy columns. section 16.1

Inline code

Use the CSS <code>rgb()</code> function.

How Web Design Playground, Second Edition covers it

How deep it goes
Defines the element’s meaning and typical monospace rendering without detailing advanced behavior or styling.
Examples
Uses an inline CSS function and a multi-line JavaScript listing.
What you can do after
Apply it via HTML to identify programming code in inline and multi-line examples.
How it connects
Connects semantic HTML with text-level elements and preformatted text.

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