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Words starting with a backslash (such as <code>\starttext</code>) are called '''command sequence''' or '''macros'''. The macros
<texcode>\starttext
....
\stoptext</texcode>
mark the content to be typeset. The material before <code>\starttext</code> (called ''preamble'') is used to change the style of the output; any material after <code>\stoptext</code> is ignored.
The macros
<texcode>\startsection[title={...}]
...
\stopsection</texcode>
mark the title and the content of a section.
The macro <code>{\em ...}</code> is a [[Font Switching| font switch]] that emphasizes the content (by showing it in slanted font).
→Create a ConTeXt file
\stopsection
\stoptext</texcode>
== Compile the ConTeXt file ==
