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Header 1

Header 2

And so on up to 6.
Header 1
Header 2
Return once starts a new line.
Return twice (blank line) starts a new paragraph.
Italics
Bold
Strikeout Italics
Bold
Strikeout
Centered text Right-aligned Also works for images and ### Headers Centered text
Right-aligned

Generates Table of Contents from # Headers.
[TOC2] - From h2 to h6.
[TOC3] - From h3 to h6, and so on up to 6.
Header 1
Header 2
Another 2
Another 1

  • Bulleted list item a
  • Bulleted list item b
    • Nested item b1
      An asterisk (*) can be used instead of a dash for list items.
      Nested lists use 4 spaces or 1 tab.
      Bulleted list item a
      Bulleted list item b
      Nested item b1
  1. Numbered list item
  2. Numbered list item
    1. Nested list item
    2. Nested list item
      Numbered list item
      Numbered list item
      Nested list item
      Nested list item
  • Checkbox 1
  • Checkbox 2
    Checkbox 1
    Checkbox 2

    How to use quotes in Markdown?

    Just prepend text with >

How to use quotes in Markdown?
Just prepend text with >

s = "Tripple backticks ( ``` ) generate code block"
print(s)

For the list of supported languages see the code page.
s = "Tripple backticks ( `` ) generate code block" print(s) Single backtick generatesinline code` Single backtick generates inline code


Horizontal rule, <hr>
*not italics*
To produce a literal asterisk or any symbol used in Markdown, use backslash to escape it. not italics

First Header Second Header
Content Cell Content Cell
Content Cell Content Cell
First Header Second Header
Content Cell Content Cell
Content Cell Content Cell
Autolinks:
https://rentry.co/ or rentry.co Autolinks:
https://rentry.co/ or rentry.co
Link description:
Markdown pastebin
Be sure to include the "http(s)://" part of the link. Link description:
Markdown pastebin
Image description
Be sure to include direct link to the image. Image description
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Pub: 12 Apr 2020 09:04 UTC

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