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The <apiname> element provides the name of an application programming interface (API) such as a Java class name or method name. »
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The <codeblock> element represents lines of program code. »
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The code phrase (<codeph>) element represents a snippet of code within the main flow of text. »
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Within a syntax definition, the delimiter (<delim>) element defines a character marking the beginning or end of a section or part of the complete syntax. »
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Within a syntax definition, a <fragment> is a labeled subpart of the syntax. »
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The fragment reference (<fragref>) element provides a logical reference to a syntax definition fragment so that you can reference a syntax fragment multiple times. »
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The <groupchoice> element is part of the subset of elements that define syntax diagrams in DITA. »
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The <groupcomp> element is part of the subset of elements that define syntax diagrams in DITA. »
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The <groupseq> element is part of the subset of elements that define syntax diagrams in DITA. »
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The <kwd> element defines a keyword in a syntax definition. »
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The operator (<oper>) element defines an operator within a syntax definition. »
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The <option> element describes an option that can be used to modify a command (or something else, like a configuration). »
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The parameter list (<parml>) element contains a list of terms and definitions that describes the parameters in an application programming interface. »
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When referencing the name of an application programming interface parameter within the text flow of your topic, use the parameter name (<parmname>) element to markup the parameter. »
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A parameter definition, within a parameter list entry, is enclosed by the <pd> element. »
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The parameter list entry element (<plentry>) contains one or more parameter terms and definitions (pd and pt). »
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A parameter term, within a parameter list entry, is enclosed by the <pt> element. »
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The repeat separator (<repsep>) element defines a group of syntax elements that can (or should) be repeated. »
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The separator (<sep>) element defines a separator character that is inline with the content of a syntax definition. »
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The syntax block (<synblk>) element organizes small pieces of a syntax definition into a larger piece. »
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The syntax note (<synnote>) element contains a note (similar to a footnote) within a syntax definition group or fragment. »
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The syntax note (<synnoteref>) reference element references a syntax note element (<synnote>) that has already been defined elsewhere in the topic. »
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The syntax phrase (<synph>) element is a container for syntax definition elements. »
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The syntax diagram (<syntaxdiagram>) element is the main container for all the syntax elements that make up a syntax definition. »
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Within a syntax definition, the <var> element defines a variable for which the user must supply content, such as their user name or password. »
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