Markdown Basic Use

My First Markdown

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# Markdown of 11 basic grammars
# # Set Title
Enter Body here
Caption settings (make the font larger, as the word title means)
There are two ways to set the title in Markdown:
The first one: by adding "=" and "-" below the text, they represent a primary heading and a level two heading.
The second type: Add "#" to the beginning of the text, and the number of "#" headings. (only 1~6 level headings, 1-level title font maximum)

# # block Comment (blockquote)
> by adding ">" at the beginning of the text to indicate block comments. When you add five blank between > and text, the text of the block comment changes. ）

# # Italic Body
* will need to be set to any of the text at both ends of the use "(here add \ is to escape, otherwise, and the following asterisk will be connected with the previous asterisk) \*" or "_" Clip up *

# # Bold Body
Use 2 "\*" or "_" on both ends of text that you want to set to italic, such as * * asterisk * *

# # unordered List
Add (*,+,and-) to the beginning of the text to implement the unordered list. Note, however, that you need to add spaces between (*,+,and-) and text. (Recommended: A document is just a representation of an unordered list), such as
* 1
* 2
* 3

# # ordered List
Use the numbers to follow the period. (There are also spaces)
1. First line
2. Second line
3. Third line

# # Links
There are two ways to implement links in markdown, which are inline and quoted.
Inline mode: This is a [example link] (http://example.com).
Citation method:
I get ten times more traffic from [google][1] than from [yahoo][2] or [msn][3].

[1]: http://google.com//"google"
[2]: http://search.yahoo.com "Yahoo search"
[3]: http://search.msn.com "MSN Search"

# # pictures (Images)
The way the pictures are handled and how they are handled is very similar.
Inline mode:
! [ALT text] (/path/to/img.jpg "Title")

Citation method:
! [ALT text] [ID]

[Id]:/path/to/img.jpg "Title"

Attention:! [ALT text] (/path/to/img.jpg "title") and [id]:/path/to/img.jpg "title" are blank lines to continue editing

# # code (in HTML called code)
There are two ways of implementing this:
The first type: A code box appears for simple text. Use ' <blockquote> '. (not single quotation marks but lower left-hand corner of ' ESC ')
The second type: large text needs to implement the Code box. Use tab and four spaces.

# # footnote (footnote)
Here's how it's implemented:
Hello[^hello]
[^hello]:hi

# # Underline
Add three "-" below the blank line. (added "-" at the bottom of the text, the implementation of level 2 headings)

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Markdown Basic Use