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Here's a Markdown example that demonstrates how to use blockquotes and code blocks.
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### Blockquote Example
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> This is a blockquote. It's often used for quoting text from another source.
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> You can also have multiple paragraphs within a single blockquote. Just add a new line with the `>` symbol.
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### Code Example
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This is an example of **inline code** by wrapping a word in single backticks, like `hello world`.
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```python
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# This is a Python code block
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def get_message():
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print("Hello, MarkiTect!")
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get_message()
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```
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