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Latest revision as of 13:37, 4 November 2010
Documentation for Cite book
The Cite book template is to cite books, such as official strategy guides, or other related books. It uses a variation of the Harvard citation format.
Usage
{{Cite article
| author = Author of the book (required)
| title = Title of the book (required)
| year = Year of publication (required)
| publisher = Name of publisher (required)
| place = Publisher's location
| pp = Page range
| isbn = ISBN no.
}}
Sample output
- Mike Dickheiser (2006). C++ for Game Programmers (pp. 25--53). Charles River Media Game Development.
See also
{{Cite web}}{{Cite article}}
