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      <title>How to Embed GitHub Code Snippets in Hugo Template Blog Posts?</title>
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In Hugo Template, we enclose code snippet inside backtick ```
Generally, it doesn&amp;rsquo;t highlight the syntax based on what programming language the snippet/code is written in.
GitHub Gist code snippets helps us to embed pre-formatted code in markdown. It&amp;rsquo;s best and simplest way to embed pre-formatted code in markdown.</description>
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