Welcome to the Intro to Markdown

It is a lightweight markup language developed by John Gruber with the help of Aaron Swartz. The main purpose of the language is to offer an easy syntax to read and write or a way to style text on the web.

Index

• How to make Header in Markdown
• How to make Table in Markdown
• Images in Markdown
• Links in Markdown
• Bold
• Italic
• Superscript
• Subscript
• Code Blocks

How to make Header in Markdown

Examples:

Header 1

Header 2

Header 3

Header 4

Header 5

Header 6

# This represent <h1> tag
## This represents <h2> tag
### This represents <h3> tag
#### This represents <h4> tag
##### This represents <h5> tag
###### This represents <h6> tag

How to make a Header Row in Markdown

Example:

---

--- (3 hyphens will create a Header Row)

How to make Table in Markdown

Examples:

First Header	Second Header
Content cell 1	Content cell 2

First Header | Second Header
------------ | -------------
Content cell 1 | Content cell 2

Images in Markdown

Examples:

![TRU Open Source Club](https://i2.wp.com/trusu.ca/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/OpenSource-Club-Logo.png?resize=300%2C264&ssl=1)

Links in Markdown

Examples:

Click to follow the link

[Click to follow the link](https://trusu.ca/club/open-source-club/)

Bold

Examples:

Markdown

**Markdown**

Italic

Examples:

Markdown

*Markdown* 

Superscript

Examples:

Welcome to Markdown²

Welcome to Markdown<sup>2</sup>

Subscript

Examples:

Welcome to Markdown₂

Welcome to Markdown<sub>2</sub>

Code Blocks

Normal

Examples:

Hello there! Welcome to the Markdown Introduction

```
Hello there! Welcome to the Markdown Introduction
```

Language Specific

Examples:

For Javascript

test= async ()=>{
console.log("Javascript");
}

```javascript
Put your Code Here
```

For Java

public void Java{
  System.out.println("Java");
}

```java
Put your Code Here
```

For Python

def Python:
  print('Python')

```python
Put your Code Here
```

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Contributors: Stephen @swong87