Question

Practicing...

Answer 1

Testing...

Answer 2

```
def sum(n):
total = 0
for x in range(1,n):
total += x

return total

```

Hmm how to indent line?

Answer 3

\[\Huge\cal\color{pink}{G}\color{red}{E}\color{orange}{E}\color{yellow}{R}\color{green}{K}\color{blue}{Y}\]

Answer 4

How's that for your signature?

Answer 5

Use ~ as many times until you get a satisfactory amount of spaces to look like an indent.

Answer 6

@geerky42 25 medals from the asker to get to 99 :D

Answer 7

How did you do that? How do you make a box and how do you put color in the box?

Answer 8

You can make grey box using ` (above tab key)

Color is just done by itself. this grey box identifies code tag.

Answer 9

`` for single line

``` ``` for multiple lines.

Answer 10

`What is a code tag?`

Answer 11

`Geerky` in a box. >:D

Answer 12

I was always doing 'words'

^^ wrong symbol.

Answer 13

I don't know correct term for it, but it just certain code used to make something and not just variable or string or any input.

Don't know how to explain, man...

lol

Answer 14

Cannot wait for 99 SS :D

Answer 15

how do you make multiple lines with `` and ```?
Could you give me a color code example?

Answer 16

```
def foo():
~~~~print('haha')
```

~ doesn't work :/

you just need them separated by line. two ``` cannot be in same line.

Answer 17

Like,

```
`` `
anything here
`` `
```

Answer 18

\(~~~~~~~~~~~~\) `def foo():`
\(~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ \) `print('haha')`

Answer 19

\[\color{olive}{ http://prntscr.com/5av57x }\]
\[\LARGE\color{olive}{Calvin~is~watching~you.}\]

Answer 20

No, I want indent inside gray box.

```
like that
haha
```

but with tab space, not regular space.

Answer 21

http://prntscr.com/5av57x

Just check it out. No creepypasta, I promise.

Answer 22

Can you show me the color code, but without `? So, like, show the color code outside of the box so that I can see it.

Answer 23

Well inside the boxes you can't indent because then it will only show you the code right?

Answer 24

Color is done by itself, I didn't add anything... color changes if it detect input, or code tag or whatever it is called.

Well, some programming languages are indent-sensitive, like Python. Some lines need to be indented.

I would like to show that in grey box, but not with regular space eww yuck.

Answer 25

so like `#080000 gosling`

Answer 26

@TheSmartOne Any idea? com'on you are the smart one lol!

Answer 27

Well, I don't know how to change color in grey box manually.

Answer 28

```
print('Green Cat')
```

Ok, I get what you mean... It's done automatically.

Answer 29

^^ you can't
```
\(\color{orange}{Green}\) Hi
```
It will show you the code...

Answer 30

Wait let me find it I think I saw someone ask.

Answer 31

No, it detects words and puts color to them.

Answer 32

" you can't"

Answer 33

Here i think this will help :D
http://openstudy.com/study#/updates/545c1063e4b052b0143ccc73

Answer 34

I mean indent in grey box.

Like for example:
```
def foo():
print("haha")
```

what I did to second line. I use regular space to indent second line, but I want to use tab space.

But if I press tab, it goes to "Post" button.
I was like "No, I want tab space!"

I can copy and past tab space from somewhere but ehh...

Answer 35

Tab is like 5 spaces right?

Answer 36

^^ not yet..

Answer 37

Well tab space and regular space are different character.

I guess for now I use regular space, it annoys me a little, but we cannot tell the difference lol.

Answer 38

:D

Answer 39

Tab is like 3 spaces. But tab doesn't work on browsers.