I'm wondering if it makes more sense to use code blocks in an answer to make it easier to read and help separate from the instruction to the reasoning etc.
As in
"This can be solved using method XYZ
Go to Sample
> Word
> 3
And then do process ABC"
The reason I'm asking, is because somebody mentioned to only use code-blocks for code
.
So, I started doing this:
This can be solved using method XYZ
Go to Sample > Word > 3
And then do process ABC
(because without any variation it makes it more difficult to diffrentiate)
This can be solved using method XYZ
Go to Sample > Word > 3
And then do process ABC
However, I notice many people (myself included, up until recently) would use it for better formatting (It definitely makes it easier to read - I'm not sure if that's problematic, since it isn't actually code)
I'm looking for any input and opinions on this.
code blocks
?code blocks
.