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3. Markdown has many flavours. The most comonly used Markdown flavor is `GitHub Flavored Markdown`.
The whole lesson in Markdown will be based on GitHub Flavored Markdown that is used in a lot of things in GitHub. [issues, PRs, `./README.md` files and more in GitHub](:Footnote)

To get things started, I have put a tabbed section set with the most important snippets for your Markdown perfection.
To get things started, I have put a section set with the most important snippets for your Markdown perfection.

# Learn section
### Bold and italic

Bold can be used to bolden a text while italic is... well, you know.
```markdown | bold+italic.md
**This is bold**
*This is italic*
__This is also bold__
_And this is also italic_
When combined, you get ***this*** or __*this*__ or even **_this_**
```
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> > :CopyButton

# Tab snippets
------
The result:

> :Tabs
> > :Tab title=Bold and italic
> >
> > Bold can be used to bolden a text while italic is... well, you know.
> > ```markdown | bold+italic.md
> > **This is bold**
> > *This is italic*
> > __This is also bold__
> > _And this is also italic_
> > When conbined, you get ***this*** or __*this*__ or even **_this_**
> > ```
> > ------
> > The result:
> >
> > **This is bold**
> >
> > *This is italic*
> >
> > __This is also bold__
> >
> > _And this is also italic_
> >
> > When combined, you get ***this*** or __*this*__ or even **_this_**
> > ------
>
> > :Tab title=Tasks
> >
> > Tasks are a way in Markdown, especially the GitHub flavored one to make a checklist.
> > It can be useful in a task list for a new feature in GitHub.
> > ```markdown | tasks.md
> > - [ ] put a space in the parenthesis
> > - [x] tasks that are done have an x instead of a space inside the parenthesis
> > this is in code mode. let's switch now!
> > ```
> > ------
> > Result(***put this in Typora***):
> >
> > - [ ] put a space in the ***parenthesis***
> > - [x] tasks that are done have an x instead of a space inside the ***parenthesis***
> > -----
>
> > :Tab title=Headers
> >
> > headers are useful in Readmes for bold text with just this: `# `
> > used as:
> > ```markdown | Headers.md
> > # h1
> > ## h2
> > ### h3
> > #### h4
> > ##### h5
> > ###### h6
> > ```
> > Result:
> >
> > # h1
> > ## h2
> > ### h3
> > #### h4
> > ##### h5
> > ###### h6
> > only 6 sizes of headers
>
> > :Tab title=Strikethrough
> >
> > This is the only piece which needs the HTML tag `<s>whatever</s>`
> > ```markdown | strikethrough.md
> > <s>test</s>
> > ```
> > ------
> > Result:
> >
> > <s>test</s>
>
> > :Tab title=Bulleted and numbered points
> > ### Bulleted points
> > Bulleted points can be used if you want a concise list of points if you are studying.
> > ```markdown | bulleted-points.md
> > - hi
> > - my name is LG
> > - :laugh: :+1:
> > ```
> > -----
> > Result:
> >
> > - hi
> > - my name is LG
> > - :laugh: :+1:
> > ------
> > ### Numbered points
> > Same way you wrote questions and answers when you were young(not a joke)
> > ```markdown | numbered-points.md
> > 1. hi
> > 2. bye
> > 3. joking
> > ```
> > ------
> > Result:
> >
> > 1. hi
> > 2. bye
> > 3. joking
>
**This is bold**

*This is italic*

__This is also bold__

_And this is also italic_

When combined, you get ***this*** or __*this*__ or even **_this_**
------
### Links
Links are a fun way to share links in suspense way and in different ways too. You can highlight it like code highlights too. Bold italic are main here. Let's go(claps like GothamChess)!
```markdown | links.md
[homepage redirect](https://coderlg.coding.blog) <!--> Basic syntax of links -->
[`homepage redirect with code highlight`](https://coderlg.coding.blog) <!-->Code highlighted-->
[***hi***](https://coderlg.coding.blog) <!-->bold and italic, either one or both in any combination :)-->
```
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> > :CopyButton

The result:
[homepage redirect](https://coderlg.coding.blog)<!-- Basic syntax of links -->

[`homepage redirect with code highlight`](https://coderlg.codng.blog)<!--Code highlighted-->

[***hi***](https://coderlg.coding.blog)<!--bold and italic, either one or both in any combination :)-->

### Task list
Tasks are a way in Markdown, especially the GitHub flavored one to make a checklist.
It can be useful in a task list for a new feature in GitHub.
```markdown | tasks.md
- [ ] put a space in the parenthesis
- [x] tasks that are done have an x instead of a space inside the parenthesis
this is in code mode. let's switch now!
```
> :Buttons
> > :CopyButton

------
Result(***put this in Typora***):
- [ ] put a space in the ***parenthesis***
- [x] tasks that are done have an x instead of a space inside the ***parenthesis***
------
### Headers
Headers are useful in Readmes for bold text with just this: `# `
used as:
```markdown | Headers.md
# h1
## h2
### h3
#### h4
##### h5
###### h6
```
> :Buttons
> > :CopyButton

Result:

# h1
## h2
### h3
#### h4
##### h5
###### h6
`only 6 sizes of headers`

### Strikethrough
This is the only piece which needs the HTML tag `<s>whatever</s>`
```markdown | strikethrough.md
<s>test</s>
```
> :Buttons
> > :CopyButton

------
Result:
<s>test</s>

### Bulleted and numbered points
#### Bulleted points
Bulleted points can be used if you want a concise list of points if you are studying.
```markdown | bulleted-points.md
- hi
- my name is LG
- :laugh: :+1:
```
> :Buttons
> > :CopyButton

------
Result:
- hi
- my name is LG
- :laugh: :+1:
------
#### Numbered points
Same way you wrote questions and answers when you were young(not a joke)
```markdown | numbered-points.md
1. hi
2. bye
3. joking
```
> :Buttons
> > :CopyButton

------
Result:
1. hi
2. bye
3. joking

# Images
Images are interesting. Basically, you add it like a link but do it like this:
```markdown | image.md
![image!](./src/assets/images/markdown.png) <!-->takes from root dir-->
```
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> > :CopyButton

Result is this:
![image](./src/assets/images/markdown.png)

So, till now, we learnt:
# In the end...
We learnt:
1. The most famous flavor of Markdown [GitHub Flavored Markdown](:Footnote)
2. Syntax used mainly by devs in Markdown [`bold`, `italic`, `strikethrough`, `bulleted points`, `numbered points`, and last, `Headers`](:Footnote)

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