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In many cases, you may want to provide a link to a code snippet rather than embedding it directly in your content. This can be useful for several reasons:

Readability: Large code blocks can make your content difficult to read. By providing a link, you can keep your content concise and focused on the main message.
Maintainability: If the code changes, you only need to update the link, rather than modifying the entire content.
Accessibility: Links can be more accessible for users with screen readers or other assistive technologies.

*Creating a Link to Embedded Code

To create a link to embedded code, you can use a few different methods:

### Method 1: Using a Code Block with a Link

You can use a code block with a link to the embedded code. Here's an example:

markdown<br>[View Code](https://example.com/code-snippet)<br>