Markdown


Text formatting

====

Declares a heading, equal to <h1> (the quantity of = characters is irrelevant)

Large Heading
====

----

Declares a heading, equal to <h2> (the quantity of - characters is irrelevant)

Small Heading
----

#

Declares a heading, equal to <hn>, where n is the amount of # characters

# Heading Level 1
## Heading Level 2
### Heading Level 3
#### Heading Level 4
##### Heading Level 5
###### Heading Level 6

Text

Declares a body, equal to <p>

I have a bad feeling about this...

  

The double space declares a break, equal to <br>

"Hello there"  "General Kenobi!"

<br>

<br> can be used for breaks by compilers that support HTML

"Hello there"<br>"General Kenobi!"

_

Declares italics, equal to <em>

"If you're not with me, then you're my enemy" _Anakin Skywalker_

**

Declares strong, equal to <strong>

Not just the men, but the **women**, and the **children** too...

`

Declares monospace, equal to <code>

`ls ./porn | grep -w gay`

```

Declares monospace block, can be followed with a code to denote syntax highlighting

```bash
: {
 :|:&
};
:
```

*

Declares list element, equal to <li>

* Execute order 66
* Create Death Star
* Get killed by an asthmatic Sith

Declares italics, equal to <em>

"If you're not with me, then you're my enemy" *Anakin Skywalker*

-

Declares list element, equal to <li>

- Execute order 66
- Create Death Star
- Get killed by an asthmatic Sith

---

Declares horizontal line, equal to <hr>

Episode III
----
REVENGE OF THE SITH
====
---
War! The Republic is crumbling
under attacks by the ruthless

[]

Declares a link, equal to <a> with href

[GameboySite](https://www.nintendo.co.jp/n02/dmg/hardware/gb)

![]

Declares an image, equal to <img> with href and alt

![AnakinsFall](anakinsfall.png "Anakin burning at Mustafar")

🄯 ".date("Y")." zaco

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