Markdown is a lightweight markup language that allows you to format text with simple syntax. It's widely used for writing documentation, creating README files, and formatting code snippets. Here's a quick guide to get started:

Basic Syntax

  • Headings: Use # for main headings, ## for subheadings, etc.
    📖 Example: # Title, ## Subtitle
  • Bold & Italics:
    Bold text: **bold**
    Italic text: *italic*
  • Lists:
    • Unordered list: - item
    • Ordered list: 1. item
  • Links: Use [text](url)
    🌐 Example: [Visit our docs](/en/community/docs/how-to-write-docs)
  • Code Blocks: Enclose code with triple backticks
    🧾 Example: 
    print("Hello, world!")

Advanced Features

  • Tables:
    Header 1 Header 2
    Data 1 Data 2
  • Images:
    📷 Insert images using ![](url). Example:
    ![](https://cloud-image.ullrai.com/q/markdown_syntax/)
  • Inline Code: Use backticks for single lines
    This is an inline code example.

Tips & Tricks

  • Use > for blockquotes
    📢 Example: 
    > This is a blockquote.
  • Escape special characters with backslashes
    This is a \*asterisk\*.

For more detailed information, check out our documentation on writing guides. 📚

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