Using Markdown

Using Markdown

What is Markdown

Markdown is a simple markup language use widely.

How to Markdown

  1. You can click Simple Guide from GitHub for throughout information
  2. Or master the syntax listed
    1. In-text formatting

      1. # Header ->

      Header

      1. More # denote the importance or order of the header, like the <h1> and <h2> tags in HTML
      2. **something** -> something
      3. *something* -> something
      4. `code segment` -> code segment
      5. [something](link) -> TheXYZLab Blog
      6. ![Image Caption](Image URL) -> TheXYZLab Blog Logo
      7. Some Markdown phraser (Like GitHub) also supports HTML tags like <i>something</i> -> something
    2. Multi-line formatting

      1. Ordered and unordered lists
        1. Markdown code

           1. Ordered list 1
             1. Ordered list 2
               - Unordered list 1
               - Unordered list 2
             1. Ordered list 3
               * Unordered list 3
               * Unordered list 3
          
        2. Give the following

        3. Ordered list 1

          1. Ordered list 2
            • Unordered list 1
            • Unordered list 2
          2. Ordered list 3
            • Unordered list 3
            • Unordered list 3
      2. Code Block
        1. Markdown code

           # New line and 4 Space in front of the code
               import sys
               print("Hello Markdown")
          
        2. Give the following

           import sys
           print("Hello Markdown")
          

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