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Looking at your code, you probably haven't indented below line properly:

System.TypeInitializationException occurred

You need to indent your code by four spaces, or select it all and press the {} button. Also make sure there is one blank line between your last line of text and your first line of code. This will cause your code to be rendered in <pre><code> blocks and all of its HTML/Markdown entities will be escape/ignored respectively.

Properly indented code renders like this:

#include <iostrea>

int main() {
  vector<int> items;
}

Unindented code renders like this:

#include

include

int main() { vector items; }

You can see why we stress proper indenting of code.

Looking at your code, you probably haven't indented below line properly:

System.TypeInitializationException occurred

You need to indent your code by four spaces, or select it all and press the {} button. Also make sure there is one blank line between your last line of text and your first line of code. This will cause your code to be rendered in <pre><code> blocks and all of its HTML/Markdown entities will be escape/ignored respectively.

Properly indented code renders like this:

#include <iostrea>

int main() {
  vector<int> items;
}

Unindented code renders like this:

#include

int main() { vector items; }

You can see why we stress proper indenting of code.

Looking at your code, you probably haven't indented below line properly:

System.TypeInitializationException occurred

You need to indent your code by four spaces, or select it all and press the {} button. Also make sure there is one blank line between your last line of text and your first line of code. This will cause your code to be rendered in <pre><code> blocks and all of its HTML/Markdown entities will be escape/ignored respectively.

Properly indented code renders like this:

#include <iostrea>

int main() {
  vector<int> items;
}

Unindented code renders like this:

include

int main() { vector items; }

You can see why we stress proper indenting of code.

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IndentLooking at your code, you probably haven't indented below line properly:

System.TypeInitializationException occurred

You need to indent your code by four spaces, or select it all and press the {} button. Also make sure there is one blank line between your last line of text and your first line of code. This will cause your code to be rendered in <pre><code> blocks and all of its HTML/Markdown entities will be escape/ignored respectively.

Properly indented code renders like this:

#include <iostrea>

int main() {
  vector<int> items;
}

Unindented code renders like this:

#include

int main() { vector items; }

You can see why we stress proper indenting of code.

Indent your code by four spaces, or select it all and press the {} button. Also make sure there is one blank line between your last line of text and your first line of code. This will cause your code to be rendered in <pre><code> blocks and all of its HTML/Markdown entities will be escape/ignored respectively.

Properly indented code renders like this:

#include <iostrea>

int main() {
  vector<int> items;
}

Unindented code renders like this:

#include

int main() { vector items; }

You can see why we stress proper indenting of code.

Looking at your code, you probably haven't indented below line properly:

System.TypeInitializationException occurred

You need to indent your code by four spaces, or select it all and press the {} button. Also make sure there is one blank line between your last line of text and your first line of code. This will cause your code to be rendered in <pre><code> blocks and all of its HTML/Markdown entities will be escape/ignored respectively.

Properly indented code renders like this:

#include <iostrea>

int main() {
  vector<int> items;
}

Unindented code renders like this:

#include

int main() { vector items; }

You can see why we stress proper indenting of code.

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user229044
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Indent your code by four spaces, or select it all and press the {} button. Also make sure there is one blank line between your last line of text and your first line of code. This will cause your code to be rendered in <pre><code> blocks and all of its HTML/Markdown entities will be escape/ignored respectively.

Properly indented code renders like this:

#include <iostrea>

int main() {
  vector<int> items;
}

Unindented code renders like this:

#include

int main() { vector items; }

You can see why we stress proper indenting of code.