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Hello World

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Hello, everyone! This is my first repository! It was made for me to see how github works!

I will also show a quick Markdown tutorial. This will help me (and you) learn the Markdown language.

Enjoy!

Markdown Tutorial

Welcome to the Markdown tutorial!

This tutorial is from markdown.com and the source code for that tutorial is here.

Without that awesome tutorial, I wouldn't be able to bring you this one!

Text

Typing normal text will display normal text.

EX Normal text

You must put one line of empty space to separate sentences.

EX: Some text

more text

Italics and Bold

To make a word italic, you must pyt a _ before and after the word.

EX: _italic_

To make a word bold you add ** before and after the word.

EX: **bold**

You can also make a word Italic and Bold (using both _ and **) and you can use it on multiple words.

EX: **_multiple words_**

Headers

You can make headers with the hash mark #.

You can go from Header 1 to Header 6 by using more #.

EX: # Header 1

## Header 2

Header 2

### Header 3

Header 3

#### Header 4

Header 4

##### Header 5

Header 5

###### Header 6

Header 6

If you want to see a Header 1 example, look at the top of the page.

Links

To make a link to another website, you put the description in brackets [] and the website in parenthesis ().

EX: [Visit GitHub!](https://github.com)

Visit GitHub!

You can also make links that redirect to another place in the document.

EX: Join [GitHub][github]!

[github]: https://www.github.com

You usually want to put the definitions (the [github]: https://www.github.com part) at the bottom of the file.

Join GitHub!

Images

Images work just like links, but you have an ! in front.

The text in the brackets [] is called alt text in case if the image doesn't load correctly

EX: ![some image](https://www.somewebsite.com/somewebpage/someimage.jpg)

some image

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