If the formatting (white space, new lines, indentation) of the code matters, use the pre element in combination with
the code element:
<pre> <code> x = 42 if x == 42: print "x is … … 42" </code> </pre>
You still have to escape characters with special meaning in HTML (like < with <), so for displaying a block of HTML code (<p> This is a paragraph.</p>), it could look like this:
<pre> <code> <p>This is a paragraph.</p> </code> </pre>
If a sentence contains computer code (for example, the name of an HTML element), use the code element to mark it
up:
<p>The <code>a</code> element creates a hyperlink.</p>
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