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Typographical Formats

The preceding text is an example of a primary section heading. It is set in Peynot font at 14 point normal with lines above and below.

This Is An Example Of A First-Level Subheading

It is set in Peynot font at 12 point normal.

This Is AN Example Of A Second-Level Subheading

It is set in Peynot font at 10 point oblique.

This Is AN Example Of A Third-Level Subheading

It is set in Peynot font at 9 point, oblique, underline, and indented to the right.

This Is AN Example Of A Fourth-Level Subheading

It is set in Peynot font at 9 point, regular, and indented a little more to the right.

Source Code Formatting

Source code and other example listings appear as line-numbered paragraphs set in Courier New font. Each line of code has a distinct number. Long lines of code are allowed to wrap as is shown in the following example:

 1        // this is a line of code 2        // this is a line of code 3        // this is a really long line of code that cannot be split along a natural boundary. Lines such as these are allowed to wrap to the next line. Long lines of code such as these have been kept to a minimum. 4        // this is another line of code