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 Page Title
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 Subtitle
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Heading 1
=========

| A line block
| where newlines are preserved

A paragraph with *italic* and **bold** and an ``inline literal``.

    This is a blockquote.

    So is this.

Heading 2
---------

* A bullet list
* The second item
* The third item

#. An enumerated list
#. again
#. again twice I say...

Heading 3
~~~~~~~~~

This is a literal block::

    import module
    from othermodule import something
    
    MODULE_LEVEL_CONSTANT = 3
    
    def function(arg, arg2=None):
        """A docstring."""
        
        # a comment
        while arg:
            arg -= 1
        return arg2
        
Heading 4
#########

It looks much prettier rendered by pygments:

.. code-block:: python

    import module
    from othermodule import something
    
    MODULE_LEVEL_CONSTANT = 3
    
    def function(arg, arg2=None):
        """A docstring."""
        
        # a comment
        while arg:
            arg -= 1
        return arg2
        
    
    class ClassName(BaseClass):
    
        def __init__(self, arg):
            # constructor
            self.value = arg
            if some_condition:
                raise Exception('Ouch!!')

    instance = ClassName('foo')

Which can also do Ruby:

.. code-block:: ruby

    require "module"

    module Namespace
    
        MODULE_LEVEL_CONSTANT = 3

        def function(first, second)
            # last expression evaluated is returned
            first + second
        end

        class ClassName < BaseClass
            attr_reader :value
            def initialize(arg)
                # constructor
                @value = arg
            end
        end

    end
    
    instance = Namespace::ClassName.new 'fish'
    
    
Or even C#:


.. code-block:: csharp

    class Program
    {
        static void Main(string [] args)
        {
            Console.WriteLine("Hello, world");
        }
    }