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Key: ★ Required / ☆ Optional (recommended)
- The fields of the choice are showing in a random order.
- May be it won't work correctly in the AnkiDroid. Was tested on Mac clients (descktop & mobile) and Windows (desctop).
- The main question, statement or fact.
- The type of
Syntax
we're learning.
- Choose from the offered answers.
- The correct answers there can be one, two or all.
- if the quantity of the selected fields are more or less than correct - any isn't correct.
- filling this field has to correspond to
variant-1 | variant-2 | variant-3
e.t.c - the correct answer must be noted by italics
variant-1 | <i>variant-2</i> | variant-3
- A sample of the code we're learning:
- Enter a
<pre>
block- or if you're feeling lazy, upload a snapshot
- Syntax highlighting using the included themes.
- Enter a
- What's the main takeaway from this flashcard?
- Snippet of code, or output.
- Enter a
<pre>
block- or if you're feeling lazy, upload a snapshot
- Syntax highlighting using the included themes.
- A short explanation of what we're trying to learn.
- For any key functions or symbols, wrap in
<code>
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Key: ✎ Optional
Use sparingly, as it's always best to be succinct with Anki. Think of this as a 'reference' for future use:
- Links to documentation
- Supplementary notes
- Anything that is universal between cards
- Store raw
.md
for future editing, if necessary
- Fields marked Optional fields (☆ ✄ ♻ ✎) can be left blank and the template will ignore them. Required fields (✔ and ♞) are required in order for a card to be generated.
- You can reference fields within fields. For instance:
{{☆ Syntax (inline code)}}
or{{★ Key point (code block or image)}}
. This will pick up all the HTML from those fields.- Keep in mind any referenced fields will have to be manually edited if the field name is ever changed, which can be a huge pita.