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<noinclude>{{mylangbegin}}<!-- for demonstration purposes -->
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| style="clear:both;background: #6ef7a7;padding:0 4px 0 4px;" | '''[[{{{1}}}]]'''
| style="clear:both;background: #6ef7a7;padding:0 4px 0 4px;" | '''[[{{{1}}}|{{{3|{{{1}}}}}}]]'''
| style="clear:both;background: #c5fcdc;padding:0 4px 0 4px;" |'''{{#if: {{{2|}}}|{{{2}}}|---}}'''
| style="clear:both;background: #c5fcdc;padding:0 4px 0 4px;" |'''{{#if: {{{2|}}}|{{{2}}}|---}}'''
[[Category:{{{1}}} User]]<noinclude><br clear="all">
[[Category:{{{1}}} User|{{PAGENAME}}]]{{#set:knows language={{{1}}}}}<noinclude>
{{mylangend}}
'''Usage''':
'''Usage''':
<nowiki>{{mylang|language|level}}</nowiki>
<nowiki>{{mylang|language|level|altname}}</nowiki>


Where "language" is the name of the programming language you use, and "level" (optional) is something like "beginner", "novice", "advanced", etc. Try to use the correct spelling and case (spelling and case everyone else uses) for the language. If you are the first person to declare that you can program in a particular language, please create the user group page (link at the bottom of your user page) with <nowiki>{{langgroup|language}}</nowiki>.
Where "language" is the name of the programming language you use, and "level" (optional) is something like "beginner", "novice", "advanced", etc. "altname", if present, is a display name for the language (for C#, F#, and other similar languages that cannot have their proper name as a link). Try to use the correct spelling and case (spelling and case everyone else uses) for the language. If you are the first person to declare that you can program in a particular language, please create the user group page (link at the bottom of your user page) with [[Template:langgroup|<nowiki>{{langgroup|language}}</nowiki>]].
Feel free to list programming languages you use, even if they are not yet listed on our list of languages (see the [[:Category:Programming Languages | "Languages"]] link in the left sidebar).


Be sure to put this between <nowiki>{{mylangbegin}} and {{mylangend}}</nowiki> templates or things will just look weird.
'''Be sure to put this between {{Tl|mylangbegin}} and {{Tl|mylangend}} templates or [[Rosetta_Code:MylangBadExample|things will just look weird]].'''


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Latest revision as of 05:28, 7 April 2017

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[[Category:{{{1}}} User|Mylang]]Property "Knows language" (as page type) with input value "{{{1}}}" contains invalid characters or is incomplete and therefore can cause unexpected results during a query or annotation process.

Usage: {{mylang|language|level|altname}}

Where "language" is the name of the programming language you use, and "level" (optional) is something like "beginner", "novice", "advanced", etc. "altname", if present, is a display name for the language (for C#, F#, and other similar languages that cannot have their proper name as a link). Try to use the correct spelling and case (spelling and case everyone else uses) for the language. If you are the first person to declare that you can program in a particular language, please create the user group page (link at the bottom of your user page) with {{langgroup|language}}. Feel free to list programming languages you use, even if they are not yet listed on our list of languages (see the "Languages" link in the left sidebar).

Be sure to put this between {{mylangbegin}} and {{mylangend}} templates or things will just look weird.



This is a template. There are many others. See Category:RCTemplates for a complete list of templates.