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Line 11: : ''path lang-x'' * The "path" is generally "Template:User ", however, in cases such as when the boxes are in User space, it may be something like "User:Chaos5023/Userboxes/". * "Lang" is the abbreviation of the programming language name. The abbreviation is 2-3 characters, but is only used for languages whos name is longer than 4 characters, or whose abbreviation is also a [[Wikipedia:Babel\|standard Wikipedia code for a language]]. Languages ~~whos~~whose names are 4 characters or less simply use the language name. * "-x" is the skill level. There may be no skill level, which shows that the user uses that language, but not to what degree. Often skill levels '''-1''' up to '''-4''' are supported by corresponding templates. However, skill levels may extend as high as '''-6'''. Sometimes '''-0''' and '''-N''' (derived from ''native'', meaning superlative) are also offered.

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