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~~Mark Girraffe wrote~~
```
<pre><code>import std.stdio;  
void main(string[] args) { 
	string greeting1 = "Good";
	writefln("Length of string greeting1 is %d",greeting1.length);
	char[] greeting2 = "morning".dup;
	writefln("Length of string greeting2 is %d",greeting2.length);
}
</code></pre>
```
above code texts are showing random language. I was trying to check it again using General Markdown
~~```~~
```d
import std.stdio;
void main(string[] args) {
string greeting1 = "Good";
writefln("Length of string greeting1 is %d",greeting1.length);
char[] greeting2 = "morning".dup;
writefln("Length of string greeting2 is %d",greeting2.length);
}
~~\``` #remove backslash.. There was some formatting problem so, I used backslash.~~
```
![d lang](https://software.codidact.com/uploads/C2VBYn75nboYvvH3FwLEU5xU)
I have tested it in Chrome also. I got no problem in Chrome and Firefox. The problem is in formatting. (I guess, when using code tag than, you should add class in that either. So, the problem won't happen again).

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Mark Girraffe wrote:
```
<pre><code>import std.stdio;  
void main(string[] args) { 
	string greeting1 = "Good";
	writefln("Length of string greeting1 is %d",greeting1.length);
	char[] greeting2 = "morning".dup;
	writefln("Length of string greeting2 is %d",greeting2.length);
}
</code></pre>
```
The code above was highlighted with a random language. I was trying to check it again using General Markdown:
~~~
```d
import std.stdio;
void main(string[] args) {
string greeting1 = "Good";
writefln("Length of string greeting1 is %d",greeting1.length);
char[] greeting2 = "morning".dup;
writefln("Length of string greeting2 is %d",greeting2.length);
}
```
~~~
![d lang](https://software.codidact.com/uploads/C2VBYn75nboYvvH3FwLEU5xU)
I have tested it in Chrome also. I got no problem in Chrome and Firefox. The problem is in formatting. (I guess, when using code tag than, you should add class in that either. So, the problem won't happen again).

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