* [Non-Streaming Example (Python)](#non-streaming-example-python)
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* [Streaming Example (Python)](#streaming-example-python)
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* [Non-Streaming Example (C#)](#non-streaming-example-c)
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* [Streaming Example (C#)](#streaming-example-c)
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* [Non-Streaming Example (Node.js)](#non-streaming-example-nodejs)
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* [Streaming Example (Node.js)](#streaming-example-nodejs)
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* **[Conclusion](#conclusion)** (Optional)
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You'll need to add corresponding anchor tags (e.g., `<a name="introduction"></a>`) within your markdown document for each section you want to link to. This will allow users to click on the links in the table of contents and be taken directly to the relevant section.
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**Example of an anchor tag for the Introduction section:**
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Remember to replace the placeholder section titles and anchor names with the actual ones from your document. This approach allows for clickable links within a single markdown document.
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Please note that this method of creating clickable links within a markdown document may not be supported by all markdown renderers. Some platforms might require specific syntax or plugins to enable this functionality. You should check the documentation of your markdown renderer for more information.