How to use Markdown?

Markdown basic functionalities

• How to use Markdown?
• Markdown basic functionalities
  • Example for Paragraph
  • Example for TOC
  • Example for Second paragraph
  • Example for Bold
  • Example for Italics
  • Example for Document Title
  • Example for Header
  • Example for Bullet List
  • Example for Numbered List
  • Example for Quote
  • Just text with equation
  • Example for inline code
  • A block of code
  • Example for Tables
  • Example for Images
  • Example for Links
  • Example for linking to another file
  • How to insert a link?

Example for Paragraph

Paragraph of text that spans over one line. See how this displays when I write and write and write. What happends when I press Enter? - Nothing! Two spaces after the prevoius line and voila!
If I want a line, I put two spaces and then press Enter.

Example for TOC

How to create Table of Content?
Simply open the search bar: Windows: Shift+Ctrl+p / Mac: Cmd+p, enter “>” ; and type: Create Table of Contents.

Example for Second paragraph

Second paragraph of text. Just put an empty line to make a second paragraph.

Example for Bold

Put two asterisks before and after the word or phrase. See how to insert bold text!

Example for Italics

Put one asterisk before the word or phrase. And that’s how italic is defined.

Example for Document Title

Put equal sign below the title.

Example for Header

Put one hashtag for the first level heading.
Put two hashtags for the second level heading.
Put three hashtags for the third level heading, and so on.

Example for Bullet List

Put one asterisk, space, and provide text.

• bullet
• bullet 2
• one more bullet

Example for Numbered List

Simply number the list. Put number, add fullstop, add space, and provide text.

1. First point.
2. Second point.
3. Third point.

Example for Quote

”>” Put this before opening a quote.
Quote:
A wise man once said,

Don’t listen to me!
Why would you?

And he was right.

Just text with equation

x=2

Example for inline code

If you specify x=2 then your program substitutes 2 for x.

A block of code

Put ``` before and after the text you want to block. Here comes a code block:

x=2;
y=7;
z=x+y;

Example for Tables

Look here for the information on creating tables.

Example for Images

For the information on adding images, look here.

A dot “.” means the current folder of the photo which also contains the md file.

Example for Links

For the information on adding links, look here.

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Example for linking to another file

For the information on relative links, look here.

Reference text

How to insert a link?

Follow this command: ![specify what this is] and provide a link (https://link)