Use case: Describing a programming language that uses backticks for comments. What should I write?
Comments are entered with a
whattoputhere
character.
So I need an inline code block that only contains a backtick. How to enter this?
I read this question and its answers: How does one escape backticks in markdown?
But it doesn't seem to solve the problem. Apparently, to be able to put a single backtick in an inline code block I need to enclose it with doublebackticks, rather than single backticks, producing something like this:
``I can use a backtick ` here ``
I can use a backtick ` here
But in my use case this degeneraters to this:
`````
Which renders like this: `````
Is there any way to enter an inline code block that only contains a single backtick character in Markdown?
This one is actually given as an example by John Gruber himself.
You can see from the Markdown documentation that you should write `` ` ``
to get `
.