Title of Example Chapter (as will appear on top h1 header and in table of contents)

Authors
Affiliations

Author One

Edinburgh Medical School, University of Edinburgh

Author Two

Edinburgh Medical School, University of Edinburgh

Author Three

School of Mathematics and Maxwell Institute for the Mathematical Sciences, University of Edinburgh

Keywords

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Your first top-level section

A subsection

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Quarto Markdown quick examples

Citations

An example citation (Williams 2010). You can also cite Williams (2010) in the text, without the brackets.

This is a reference to a chapter of a book (Sharifi et al. 2026). You can find it in references.bib; it uses the @inbook type.

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Footnotes

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Images

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Putting some content in a box

TipTitle of your box

You can put some content in a box like this, called a callout, if you want it to be visually distinct from the rest of your chapter. This could be e.g. if you write an example or a short case study.

References

Sharifi, Serveh, Ruini Qu, and Stuart King. 2026. Teaching Programming Across Disciplines.
Williams, Laurie A. 2010. “Pair Programming.” Encyclopedia of Software Engineering 2.

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