What? Don't know MarkDown yet? It doesn't matter, I'll do it

Find an editor first, the md file of VSCode or the MD editor published by CSDN, the latter is easier to use.

1. Title

# is the first level title

## Every number of hash marks is a few levels of titles

Note that there must be a space after the pound sign

2. Emphasize (bold)

**surrounded by double asterisks**

__Or double underscores are fine__

3. Italics

*an asterisk*

_a hashtag_

If you want italics and emphasis

***three asterisks***

___ or three underscores___

4. Strikethrough

**surrounded by double asterisks**

__Or double underscores are fine__

5. Newline

Add two spaces at the end of the sentence, or directly add a blank line

6. Divider

Multiple * or _ can be used to create a separator line, and there can be no other content in the line

7. Underline

same syntax as html

8. Footnotes

[^Text to be noted]

9. Use * or + or - for unordered lists

The effect is as follows:

  • First item
  • second section

10. Ordered list (directly use numbers and add. sign)

  1. First item
  2. second section

11. List nesting (add two or four spaces before options in sublists, then -space)

  1. First item

- the first element of the first nested item

- the first element nested by the second item

12. Blocks

13. Code (3 methods)

Use `` brackets at both ends

Add Tab or 4 spaces to the header

(It turns black to form a code block, but the background of my editor is originally black, so I can't see it)

Three ` at both ends, the first line writes the programming language

14. Links

② Directly use the link address

③Advanced link

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