Markdown

Markdown turns simple words and characters into clear, organized text. It’s not hard. Below is a cheat-sheet.

Side note: This whole page is made with markdown, check it out!

Headings

Use # to show title. More # means smaller title.

# Big Title

## Medium Title

### Small Title

Emphasis

Make words italic or bold.

_Italic_ and **Bold**

Lists

List things with dashes or numbers.

- First item
- Second item
  - Sub-item

1. Step one
2. Step two

Task List

Use checkboxes to track tasks.

- [x] Done task
- [ ] Not done task

Links

Turn words into links.

[Search](https://www.google.com)

Images

Show picture in text.

![Cute Cat](https://example.com/cat.jpg)

Code

Show computer code in one line or block.

For one line:

`print("Hello, world!")`

For block:

```python
def hello():
  print("Hello")
```

## Blockquotes

Mark quote from someone.

```markdown
> This is a wise word.

Tables

Make grid to organize info.

| Name  | Age |
| ----- | --- |
| Alice | 10  |
| Bob   | 12  |

Horizontal Rule

Draw line to break parts.

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Markdown simple but powerful. Learn, try, make text awesome.