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How To Use WikiMiki?

The purpose is to keep it simple and smooth.


1) Every note may or may-not contain Code Block(s)

A code block can be a shell scrip/ commands too.

For example, let's make a code-block to instruct, how to create a directory and go inside it? (let's say your new directory name is demo)

mkdir demo

cd demo

2) $ - Distinguish Commands, present outside the code-block(s), from mono-spaced words.

Consider the following statement:

"To remove the directory demo, just type $ rm -rf demo in your terminal."

Now, you can see that there 2 mono-spaced entities:

  1. demo - It is a mono-spaced word.
  2. $ rm -rf demo - It is a terminal command since rm -rf demo is written after $ character, accompanied by one white-space.

3) Use of # character in Code-Blocks.

Anything wirtten after # is a comment. Even, terminal commands written after it are also comments. This may be used to display outputs in code blocks or to explain the usage of a commnd.