I'm aware that I can do this:

1. This code is python:

    print "Hello World"
   

2. And this is javascript:

    console.log("Hello World")
   

But is it possible to correctly format this?

1.  print "Hello World"
   

   That code was python:

2.  console.log("Hello World")
   

   And that was javascript:

Which I've marked up as:

1.      print "Hello World"

    That code was python

2.      console.log("Hello World")

    And that was javascript

Currently, my attempts either:

• Drop the numbering for no obvious reason
• Result in a blank line before the code block
• Work only for a single line of code using `s

I'm aware that I can do this:

1. This code is python:

    print "Hello"
    print "World"
   

2. And this is javascript:

    console.log("Hello")
    console.log("World")
   

But is it possible to correctly format this?

1.  print "Hello"
    print "World"
   

   That code was python

2.  console.log("Hello")
    console.log("World")
   

   And that was javascript

Which I've marked up as:

1.      print "Hello"
        print "World"

    That code was python

2.      console.log("Hello")
        console.log("World")

    And that was javascript

Currently, my attempts either:

• Drop the numbering for no obvious reason
• Result in a blank line before the code block
• Work only for a single line of code using `s