In-line code block

Question

If you still don't know this, you can create an inline version of the code block, by using backticks (`), it's a great thing if you want to post golf ideas in the comments, but this is also one of it's flaw.

Javascript is a pretty popular golfing language on this site, multiple people use it (for example Neil or Conor O' Brien). There's a feature in javascript ES6, wich allows you to leave out parentheses on the functions, wich take in a string as a parameter by doing:

functionName`String comes here`

The back tick also allows you, to use literal new lines, instead of \n-s.

The problem with this though, that whenever we want to post a new better golfed code in the comments, the back ticks of the program interfere with the in-line code blocks, creating something like this:

Array(100).fillabc.join|``

(This is a worst case example)

I don't want to change the markup for the in-line code-block, I only want to have an alternative for it.

Answer 1

Comment markdown allows you to escape backticks in inline code. So,

`Array(100).fill\`abc\`.join\`|\``

results in

Array(100).fill`abc`.join`|`

Answer 2

Markdown allows multiple ` to be used for inline code. It also trims spaces at the end. So

``` Array(100).fill`abc`.join`` ```

becomes Array(100).fill`abc`.join``.