The code snippet you provided is already formatted correctly. However, if you want to format code snippets in markdown, there are several ways to do it. You can either use inline code by putting backticks (`) around parts of a line or use a code block which some renderers will apply syntax highlighting to. To write longer or more detailed snippets of code, it is often better to place them inside a code block. Code blocks allow you to use multiple lines, and markdown will render it inside its own box and with code type font. To achieve this, start your block with a line of three backticks. This signals to markdown that you are creating a code block. I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.

Yes, there is a better way to format the code for updating multiple properties in this.diaryToEdit with updatedDiary values. You can use the object spread operator to achieve this in a cleaner way. Here's an example:

this.diaryToEdit = {
  ...this.diaryToEdit,
  diaryStatus: {
    statusName: updatedDiary.diaryStatus.statusName,
    statusId: updatedDiary.diaryStatus.statusId,
  },
  actioDate: new Date(updatedDiary.actioDate),
  actionText: updatedDiary.actionText,
  diaryType: updatedDiary.diaryType,
};

In this example, we use the spread operator (...) to create a new object that includes all the properties from this.diaryToEdit, and then override only the properties that need to be updated. This is a cleaner and more concise way to update multiple properties at once.