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               <h3>Technical Documentation</h3>
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                       <li>Introduction</li>
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                       <li>What you should already know</li>
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                   <a class="nav-link" href="#About_Topic" rel="internal">
                       <li>About the topic</li>
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                       <li>Topic 1</li>
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                       <li>Topic 2</li>
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                   <h3 style = "background: black; color: white">Introduction</h3>
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                   <p>Some content about the main topic, for example Java documentation introduction about the language
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               <section class="main-section" id="What_you_should_already_know">
                   <h3 style = "background: black; color: white">What you should already know</h3>
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                       <p>Background information before getting into the topic:</p>
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                       <li>Some list content</li>
                       <li>Prerequisites.</li>
                       <li>Workings and assumptions</li>
                       <p>Any other content to be covered before learning this topic</p>
                       
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                   <h3 style = "background: black; color: white">About topic</h3>
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                       <p>More lines about the topic. For example, how the basic functionality works, features etc...</p>
                       <p>
                       Technical documentation should be thorough and to the point
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                       Write about features, comparisons with other languages etc
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                   <h3 style = "background: black; color: white">Topic 1</h3>
                   <article>
                       Getting started with the actual documentation content
                       <code>This would come in a different color and font indicating lines of code
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                   <h3 style = "background: black; color: white">Topic 2</h3>
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Another topic about the main topic, for example, if the topic is Java, this could be variables or data types in Java
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