Markdown syntax (for example, GitHub readme. md)

Large title =========================================================== General show project name, for HTML-like \ <H1 \> <br/> you only need to keep up with ==== under the title to display the key items in the title, similar to HTML \ <H2 \> <br/> you only need to enter ------ under the title ### the title is similar to HTML \ <H3 \> <br/> the title format ### subtitle <br/> note # There must be spaces between the title and the title ### note !!! I have used subtitles to remind you of all the syntax prompts below !!! ### Single-line text box this is a single-line text box, as long as two tabs and then enter the text ### multi-line text box this is a multi-line text box you can write code, etc, you only need to enter two tabs for each line of text before entering the text. Here you can enter a piece of code ### for example, you can enter a piece of code in the multi-line text box, to a Java version of helloworld. Public class helloworld {/*** @ Param ARGs */public static void main (string [] ARGs) {system. out. println ("helloworld! ") ;}### Link 1. [Click Here you can link to www.google.com] (http://www.google.com) <br/> 2. [Click Here I you can link to my blog] (http://guoyunsky.iteye.com) <br/>### just show pictures! [GitHub] (http://github.com/unicorn.png "GitHub") ### click a picture to enter a Web page, for example, I want to click GitHub icorn and then enter www.github.com [! [Image] (http://www.github.com/) [Image]: http://github.com/github.png "GitHub" ### text is surrounded by some characters> as long as you add> space before the text> If You Want To wrap, a new line, enter> space, followed by no text> but> is valid only when it is placed at the beginning of the line ### the text is surrounded by characters, multiple enclose> text is surrounded by some characters >>> just add a space before the text >>>> if you want to wrap a line, enter a space, not followed by text >>>>> but> is valid only when it is placed at the beginning of the line ### special characters are processed with some special characters such as <, #, etc, you only need to add the Escape Character \ before a special character. <br/> if you want to wrap a line, you can directly use the HTML Tag \ <br/\>

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