Wondering what languages and data structures Notion formats correctly? Enclosed below is a table containing all of the languages Notion understands and formats correctly in a code block: Programming Languages and Data Structures with Supported Formatting in Notion Blocks ABAP Lua Arduino Makefile Bash Markdown Basic Markup C MATLAB Closure Nix CoffeeScript Objective-C C++ OCaml C# Pascal CSS Perl Dart PHP Diff Plain Text Docker PowerShell Elixir ProLog Elm Python Erlang R Flow Reason Fortran Ruby F# Rust Gherkin Sass GLSL Scala Go Scheme GraphQL Scss Groovy Shell Haskell SQL HTML Swift Java TypeScript JavaScript VB.Net JSON Verilog Kotlin VHDL LaTex Visual Basic Less Web Assembly Lisp XML LiveScript YAML Programming Languages and Data Structures with Supported Formatting in Notion Blocksīefore we get started, if you are looking to learn even more about Notion or other apps, Skillshare is a great resource to check out. In the lower-right hand corner of the code snippet block, click the drop-down menu and select the language of your snippet Example of a code block in use in Notion.Click in the body of your code snippet block and paste the code.Click in the body where you want to add the snippet and type /code.Navigate to the page where you want to add your code snippet.

So how do you add a code block to Notion? Enclosed below are the steps required to add a code block to Notion: Notion supports adding code snippets via code blocks, which allow you to add blocks of code to a Notion page with proper code formatting. If you write code and want to build up a code repository of code snippets, Notion can be very helpful.

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