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Markdown guide

simple text

	this is some text

result:

this is some text

bold text

	**this is bold text**
	__you can also use undescores__

result:

this is bold text
you can also use underscores

italic text

	*this is italic text*
	_you can use underscores like for bold text_

result:

this is italic text
you can also use underscores like for bold text

headers

	# this is a top level header
	## this is a second level header
	...
	###### this is a bottom level header

result:

this is a top level header

this is a second level header

…

this is a bottom level header

links

	[an example link](https://example.com)

result:

an example link

strikethrough

	~~this text is strikedthrough~~

result:

this text is strikedthrough

images

	![a squirrel picture](https://tgum.github.io/images/squirrel.jpg)

result:

HTML

	you <em>can</em> <strong>also</strong> add HTML in markdown

result:

you can also add HTML in markdown

summary

	you can type normal text in markdown

	*you use single stars to make italic text*
	**you use double stars to make bold text**
	_you can also use __underscores__ for both bold and italic text_

	# you can make top level headers with one # sign
	# you can make second level headers with two # signs
	###### and also sixth level (bottom level headers) headers with six hash (#) signs

	```markdown
		you can make code blocks by putting three backsticks, the name of     
		the language, enter the code and put three backsticks at the end
	```

	[To make a link put the name of the link in square brackets     
	and then put the URL in parentheses.](https://like.that)

	~~To make strikethoughs put ~~ around your text.~~

	![To put images in Markdown is very similar to links except that     
	you put a ! at the beginning and instead of a website URL you indicate    
	the path to the image](/image/myImage.jpg)

	and finaly <em>you</em> can embedd <strong>HTML</strong> in Markdown.

learn more about markdown on daring fireballs website
or on commonmark