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Texts

Bold

Surrounding text with double asterisks makes it bold, highlighting it with a stronger emphasis.

**This text will be bold.**

Example

This text will be bold.

Italic

Placing text between single asterisks makes it italic, giving it a slanted appearance to denote emphasis or a different meaning.

*This text will be italic.*

Example

This text will be italic.

Underline

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Wrapping text with double underscores underlines it, indicating emphasis or a hyperlink-like style.

__ This text will be underlined. __

Example

This text will be underlined.

Strikethrough

Enclosing text in double tildes strikes it through, indicating that it is no longer valid or relevant.

~~This text will be striked through.~~

Example

This text will be striked through.

Links

Placing a URL in the form of a hyperlink directly (e.g., https://google.com) creates a clickable link to the specified URL.

https://google.com

Example

https://google.com

Links with custom text

Creating links with custom text involves enclosing the desired display text within square brackets, followed immediately by the URL in parentheses. This way, the custom text serves as the clickable link.

[Google.com](https://google.com)

Example

Google.com

Superscript

Text can be formatted as superscript by enclosing it within the caret symbol (^), typically used for mathematical equations or footnotes.

Hello^superscript^

Example

Hellosuperscript

Subscript

Text can be formatted as subscript by enclosing it within the tilde symbol (~), often used for chemical formulas or mathematical notation.

CH~3~CH~2~OH

Example

CH3CH2OH

Footnotes

Footnotes allow additional information or references to be added to the text without interrupting the flow. Typically denoted with a number or a symbol, footnotes are referenced within the text and appear at the bottom of the page or document.

content in paragraph with footnote[^1] markup.

[^1]: footnote explain

Example

content in paragraph with footnote1 markup.

  1. footnote explain


Horizontal Line

A horizontal line is created by typing three or more hyphens, underscores, or asterisks on a new line. It is used to visually separate sections or content within a document.

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Example