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Markdown Syntax


This article shows some useful and daily-driver type syntax, that I may use daily. First, right after heading, one example , followed by it’s syntax. I won’t explain though 😅.

Note

To learn in detail and easily, you may use following references,

and of course, there is GitHub wiki. I don’t think I need to mention this. 😅

Text formatting

List

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* text
* text
  • text
  • text
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    + text
    - text
      - text
      - text
    + text
  • text
  • text
    • text
    • text
  • text
Note

(Above code) +/- doesn’t matter here!

For numbered list, it’s not this much easy, you’ve to manually write 1, 2, 3 like this one,

  1. hello
  2. welcome to my
  3. website

Emphasis

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***emphasis***
___emphasis___

emphasis

emphasis

Bold

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**bold**
__bold__

bold

bold

Italic

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*italic*
_italic_

italic

italic

Strikethrough

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~~strike~~

strike

Heading

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# h1 Heading
## h2 Heading
### h3 Heading
#### h4 Heading
##### h5 Heading
###### h6 Heading

Horizontal lines

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---
___
***



Blockquotes

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> hello
> this is a Blockquote
>> this is a nested
Blockquote

> Got it?

hello this is a Blockquote

this is a nested Blockquote

Got it?

Task List

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- [ ] this task is incomplete
- [ ] this task is completed
  • this task is incomplete
  • this task is completed

Inline Code

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`code can be in any language` along with text

code can be in any language along with text

Indented Code

Indented= putting some lines before a line, used in programming, right? Here we’ve to use at least 4 space 🧐, though I don’t know the reason 😄.

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    <pre>
      Yo! This is a test to write
      forward slash = /
      backward slash = \
    </pre>
<pre>
  Yo! This is a test to write
  forward slash = /
  backward slash = \
</pre>

Block Fenced Code

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    ``` cpp
    #include <iostream>
    int main ()
    {
        std::cout << "Hello world! \nHow cool is that?";
        return 0;
    }
    ```
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#include <iostream>
int main ()
{
    std::cout << "Hello world! \nHow cool is that?";
    return 0;
}
Note

Fun Fact ⛱️

I used cpp after first ``` to enable syntax highlighting for c++. Same can be used for javascript (js), markdown (md) or any other languages.

Table

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|Left align|Center align|Right align|
| :--- | :---: | ---: |
|Fist column, First row|Second column, First row|Third column, First row|
|First column, Second row|Second column, Second row|Third column, Second row|
|First column, Third row|Second column, Third row|Third column, Third row|
Left align Center align Right align
Fist column, First row Second column, First row Third column, First row
First column, Second row Second column, Second row Third column, Second row
First column, Third row Second column, Third row Third column, Third row
Note
Table without alignment (without using :, just ---) will center align the first row. Second onwards will be using left align!
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<https://t.me/SharafatKarim>
[My telegram](t.me/SharafatKarim)
[My telegram account](t.me/SharafatKarim "My telegram profile")

https://t.me/SharafatKarim

My telegram

My telegram account (Hover over it - desktop PC)

Table of contents

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***Table of Contents***
* [Comment Section](#comments-syntax)
* [Inline Code](#inline-code)

Table of Contents

Footnotes

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This is a footnote [^1]
This is an another footnote with label [^label]

[^1]: This is the note for first footnote
[^label]: This is the note for the second one

This is a footnote 1

This is an another footnote with label 2

Images 🔮

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![An octodex image - Fintechtocat](https://octodex.github.com/images/Fintechtocat.png "An octodex image")
https://octodex.github.com/images/Fintechtocat.png
An octodex image

Comments Syntax

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<!-- This is a comment! -->
Note

Maybe ctrl + / will do the trick 😅

So how will you you view my comment?

  • let us know in the comment section 🕹

  1. This is the note for first footnote ↩︎

  2. This is the note for the second one ↩︎