2. Things to Look for When Cracking a Citation Code
Look at the example and ask yourself:
How many parts are there? How many different kinds of information?
For each part, what kind of information is it? A name, a date, a place?
For each part, is there punctuation? Periods, commas?
For each part, does it have special formatting? Italics, underline?
2. What order do the parts go in?
3. Try to put in your own information to test the code.

3. LEHMAN, Christopher! (Brown Hair), black shoes; black pants: Eastview Mall, Dec 10, 2014.
How many parts are there? How many different kinds of information?
For each part, what kind of information is it? A name, a date, a place?
For each part, is there punctuation? Periods, commas?
For each part, does it have special formatting? Italics, underline?
2. What order do the parts go in?

4. Watts, Linda S. "folklore of the American Revolution
Watts, Linda S. "folklore of the American Revolution." Encylopedia of American Folklore. New York: Facts On File, Inc., American History Online, Facts On File, Inc.  ItemID=WE52&iPin=EAFolk585&SingleRecord=True (accessed January 6, 2015).