Thread by @akramnarejo

How to write ✍️ your notes 🗒, blog r even your github repositories with the markdown markup lang.
Let’s learn d following:
• headings
• text styling
• links
• syntax
• paragraphs
• lists
• tables
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1️⃣ Headings
For headings just insert the # before heading. And the numbers of # defines the heading number.

2️⃣ Text styling
To make bold use **text**
To make italic use * text * or _text_
For both use **_text_**

3️⃣ Links
• Links are created with large brackets[] & small ()
[link name](href)
• for images use ! Before large brackets
• also can show the reference by giving a more large brackets
![dog][dog-ref](link)
[dog]: link

4️⃣ Syntax
Also can write 1 line code or a block of code 👨‍💻
• wrap the code with back ticks ` return “hello”`
• Or wrap with 3 ``` to write block.
• With opening 3 back ticks mention the language & code will have that style.
like
```javascript

```

5️⃣ Paragraphs
Write paragraphs consecutively and if you leave line in between then new paragraph will start.
• for new line put the 3 spaces after the line.

6️⃣ Lists
Lists are unordered and ordered and they can be nested together.
• for Unordered just put the * and space before.
• for ordered put the 1. and space before.

7️⃣ Blockquotes >
For blockquotes just put the > greater than sign before text. You can also add for the blank lines to extend the quote.

8️⃣ Tables
Tables are also easy to write just follow the pattern.
| column name | column name |
| ——————- | ——————— |
| text | text |
To align the data in table just put the colon : to the dashes -
• left :——————-
• center :————-:
• right —————-:

9️⃣ Tasks
for tasks use the following pattern
-[x] task1
-[ ] task2
• x means task is done ✅
• blank means remaining task.

for practice use the online editors like
stackedit.io
dillinger.io
or you can download Typora typora.io for your desktop.

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