REPL Style Test

REPL Style Test Page

This page shows all available REPL styles for code examples.


1. Terminal (macOS window chrome)

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2. Minimal (clean, no decoration)

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3. Card (rounded with shadow)

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4. Split (two-column layout)

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5. Annotated (arrow pointing to output)

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6. Pill (compact inline)

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7. Stack (vertical separation)

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8. Gradient (purple → blue)

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9. Typewriter (retro Solarized-light)

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10. Neon (cyberpunk glow) ⭐ CHOSEN

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11. Paper (academic documentation)

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Multi-line Examples

Neon with multiple lines

>>> def greet(name): ... return f"Hello, {name}!" >>> greet("World") 'Hello, World!'

Terminal with multiple lines

>>> import json >>> data = {"key": "value"} >>> json.dumps(data) '{"key": "value"}'

Regular Code Blocks (for comparison)

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def hello():
    return "world"

NEW: Markdown-based REPL (automatic neon styling)

Just use ```python-repl and it automatically becomes neon-styled:

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>>> def greet(name):
...     return f"Hello, {name}!"
>>> greet("World")
'Hello, World!'
>>> import json
>>> data = {"key": "value"}
>>> json.dumps(data)
'{"key": "value"}'