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Markdown Cheat Sheet (DRAFT) by

Welcome to the Markdown Cheat Sheet

This is a draft cheat sheet. It is a work in progress and is not finished yet.

Example

# Cheato­graphy "­Mar­kdo­wn"

## Content
- History
- Introd­uction

## History
|Date(YY-MM-DD)|Desc­rip­tion|
|:-:|:-|
|23-07­-22­|Init|

## Introd­uction
Welcome to the Cheato­graphy dedicated to Markdown file.<­br>

---
Made by abarrier.
Notes
The content is already in the Markdown format.
Then you can copy-paste it into a
.md
file and/or use a preview of your choice:
- GitHub
- VSCode by using the command
CTRL + SHIFT + V
.
- Markdown Live Preview
- Etc.

Headings

Descri­ption
Markdown
HTML
Heading level 1
# Heading
<h1­>He­adi­ng<­/h1>
Heading level 2
## Heading
<h2­>He­adi­ng<­/h2>
Heading level 3
### Heading
<h3­>He­adi­ng<­/h3>
Best practice:
- Place a space character between the last '#' and the heading name.
- There are 6 maximum level.

Paragraph

Descri­ption
Markdown
HTML
One line paragraph
Line
<p>­Lin­e</­p>
Two lines paragraph
First line
Second line
<p>­First line<br>
Second line</­p>
Best practice:
- Add two space characters at the end of the paragraph to get a line break. Or mix it with HTML syntax

Example:
The line break is repres­ented by '~~' but must be two space charac­ters.
Paragraph with line break~~

Otherwise it will be written as one line paragraph

Or use the break balise of HTML<b­r>

To get a line break
 

Text style

Descri­ption
Markdown
HTML
Italic
_text_
<em­>te­xt<­/em>
*text*
Bold
__text__
<st­ron­g>t­ext­</s­tro­ng>
**text**
Bold Italic
***text***
<st­ron­g><­em>­tex­t</­em>­</s­tro­ng>
___text___
**_text_**
__*text*__
Best practice:
- Use '*' instead of '_'

Lists

Descri­ption
Markdown
HTML
Ordered list
1. Item
 
1) Item
Unordered list
- Item
 
* Item
Best practices:
- Use '1.' instead of '1)'
- Use '-' instead of '*'