Markup tags are detected using '<' and '>'. So these are skipped when encountered. This is the reason we don't see content making use of these symbols (well-formed xml content for example). Indentation is another aspect. Luckily the '<pre>' tag comes to our rescue. If we want to paste some code, we need to escape the '<' and '>' so that they are rendered properly. Rather than doing it manually, there are certain resources that help us accomplish the same. Certainly we can write our own custom code, another lazy way I found out is to use the following
http://www.bware.biz/default.htm?http://www.bware.biz/DotNet/Tools/CodeFormatter/WebClient/CodeToHtml.aspx
http://www.stanford.edu/~bsuter/js/convert.html
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