Markdown Formatting
A comprehensive guide to Markdown formatting, covering essential Markdown syntax and features.
📝 Headings
Use #
symbols to create headings of different levels.
✍️ Text Formatting
Style text using bold, italic, strikethrough, or a combination.
OUTPUT
Bold Text
Italic Text
Strikethrough
Bold & Italic
📋 Lists
Unordered List
Create bulleted lists using -
or *
.
OUTPUT
- Item 1
- Item 2
- Sub-item 1
- Sub-item 2
Ordered List
Use numbers for ordered lists.
OUTPUT
- First item
- Second item
- Sub-item
- Sub-item
💬 Blockquotes
Use >
to create blockquotes for emphasis or citations.
OUTPUT
This is a blockquote.
It can span multiple lines.
➖ Horizontal Rule/Line
Use ---
, ***
, or ___
to insert a horizontal line.
OUTPUT
🔗 Links
Create clickable hyperlinks using [text](URL)
.
OUTPUT
🖼️ Images
Embed images using 
.
OUTPUT
📊 Tables
Organize data using pipes |
and hyphens -
.
OUTPUT
Name | Age | Country |
---|---|---|
Alice | 25 | USA |
Bob | 30 | Canada |
💻 Code Blocks
Basic Code Block
Wrap code snippets inside triple backticks.
OUTPUT
With Language Syntax Highlighting
Specify the programming language for syntax highlighting.
OUTPUT
Inline Code
Use backticks to insert inline code within text.
OUTPUT
Use print("Hello, World!")
inside a sentence.
✅ Task Lists
Create interactive task lists with [ ]
for incomplete and [x]
for completed tasks.
OUTPUT
- Task 1
- Task 2
- Task 3
🔢 Math Equations (LaTeX)
Use LaTeX syntax within $$
to display mathematical equations.
OUTPUT
😀 Emojis (If Supported)
Insert emojis using Unicode characters.
OUTPUT
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