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This template can be used to show a heading
Multiple headings can also be used to break longer task descriptions up into logical subsections (see example below).
===Advantages===
In the past, some Rosettacode editors have used the definition header syntax (e.g. <code>;Task:</code>) to to create such headings.<br>
* The heading is styled exactly the same way as the header of the TOC (table of contents), which makes it look nice and tidy.▼
Using this template instead, has the following advantages:
* It has an edit link. ''(Due to technical limitations, it will give you the whole task description to edit, not just the specific subsection of it. But that's still better than getting the whole article, including all solutions, to edit.)''▼
▲* The heading is styled exactly the same way as the
;Usage:▼
*: <small>''(Whereas <code>;Task:</code> is simply rendered in bold, with the same font size and line spacing as normal text, and therefore doesn't stand out as much as a heading, especially when the task description already uses bold text for highlights.'')</small>
* It has an edit link.
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The first and only argument is the title of the heading to show. If it is not specified, it defaults to the word "Task".▼
▲The first and only argument is the title of the heading to show.
If it is not specified, it defaults to the word "Task".
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