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@@ -33,22 +33,22 @@ If you are using server.csv then note that the csv format is :
 Note : that you can use regular expressions to pattern match the PathAndQuery !
 
 For example, to return content or orders.json when GET or POST /GetOrders , then server.csv will contain 
- GetOrders , orders.json
+ `GetOrders , orders.json`
 
 Another example, to return content or orders.json when only GET /GetOrders , then server.csv will contain 
- GetOrders , orders.json , get
+ `GetOrders , orders.json , get`
 
 Another example, to return {'orderId':'1001'} when only POST /UpdateOrder , then server.csv will contain 
- UpdateOrder , {'orderId':'1001'} , POST
+ `UpdateOrder , {'orderId':'1001'} , POST`
 
 Another example, to return a 404 when only GET /AllData , then server.csv will contain 
- UpdateOrder , {} , GET , 404
+ `UpdateOrder , {} , GET , 404`
 
 Another example, to return {'orderId':'1001'} when only POST /UpdateOrder, matching the path and query exactly , then server.csv will contain 
- exactly UpdateOrder , {'orderId':'1001'} , POST
+ `exactly UpdateOrder , {'orderId':'1001'} , POST`
 
 Another example, to return http:https://www.google.com content when only GET /google, matching the path and query exactly , then server.csv will contain 
- exactly /google , http:https://www.google.com , GET
+ `exactly /google , http:https://www.google.com , GET`
 
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 This is how a sample server.csv looks like https://github.com/ServeMeLlib/dev/blob/master/server.csv