title	authors	affiliation	keywords
Example	Martino Ferrari	University of Geneva	MarkDown, SciDown, Examples, Language, Semantic, Syntax

@abstract In this document I will illustrate few simple examples of SciDown the scientific extension of MarkDown.

The purpose of this language is to add few basic, but yet missing, functionality to MarkDown to publish scientific and scholar documents.

All the basic MarkDown syntax still work on SciDown. @/

Floating Elements

In this section I will show how to use floating elements, such as:

Figure

The following code (#code:test) shows a simple code:

@listing(code:test)

int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
  std::cout<<"Hello World\n";
  return 0;
}

@caption(Simple test code. @/

Figure (#code:diagram) shows the diagram of the code presented in the listing (#code:test):

@figure(code:diagram)

graph LR
A((Start))-->B("print 'hello world'")
B --> C[End]

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@caption(Simple diagram) @/