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# Header H1

Header H1

## Header H2

Header H2

### Header H3

Header H3

#### Header H4

Header H4

##### Header H5

Header H5

###### Header H6

Header H6

<br/> newline

**Bold** Bold

*Italic* Italic

***Bold Italic*** Bold Italic

Bullet Points (Unordered List):
* Random 1
* Random 5
* Random 3

Bullet Points (Unordered List):

  • Random 1
  • Random 5
  • Random 3

Ordered List (Using Numbers)
1. Random 1
2. Random 2
3. Random 3

Ordered List (Using Numbers)

  1. Random 1
  2. Random 2
  3. Random 3

### Images
![](https://github.com/Archie722/My_User_Guides/blob/master/Assets/Test_picture.jpg)

Images

### Links
http://github.com

Links

http://github.com

[Or use free text to link](http://github.com)

Or use free text to link

### Blockquotes
> Can be used to quote text<br/>
> on several lines

Blockquotes

Can be used to quote text
on several lines

### Escape characters
Sometimes you might want to use a charater like an asterix in actual text, therefor the markdown needs to ignore it.<br/>
Thats where escape characters come in! It uses the backslash as the escape character.<br/><br/>
\*literal astersisks - should be in italics\*<br/>

Escape characters

Sometimes you might want to use a charater like an asterix in actual text, therefor the markdown needs to ignore it.
Thats where escape characters come in! It uses the backslash as the escape character.

*literal astersisks - should be in italics*

- [x] Create a cheetsheet for Github Markdown.
- [ ] Make dinner<br/><br/>

Task Lists

  • Create a cheetsheet for Github Markdown.
  • Make dinner

Fenced Code Blocks

Markdown converts text with four leading spaces into a code block. You can also wrap code in ``` without the need for spaces. You can add a language identifier to get syntax highlighting.

def example():
  print('hello world!')

example()

Tables

Create column names by listing words and putting the 'pipe' = | between them

Then tell it how many colums it should have using - and | (it doent matter how many dashes you uses)

Then list the rows as you did the columns

align the columns using colons :--- or ---: or :---:

Header 1 Header 2 Header 3
Test1 Test2 Test3
Random1 Random2 Random3 
Header 1 | Header 2| Header 3
--------|---------|----------
Test1|Test2|Test3
Random1| Random2|Random3

Emoji's

Markdown also supports different Emoji's. Some examples are:

👍
✨
🐫
🎉
🚀
🤘
:octocat:
:bowtie:

More found at www.emoji-cheat-sheet.com

:+1:<br/>
:sparkles:<br/>
:camel:<br/>
:tada:<br/>
:rocket:<br/>
:metal:<br/>
:octocat:<br/>
:bowtie:<br/><br/>