In general, you can just type away, but there are a number of markers that are nice to know.
If you want to quote something from text, use >
:
this is how I would quote some text from another source. This is especially nice if it's a longer quote. Is this long enough? I'm just making up words as I write.
Below, see my example of writing python code:
print("hello world")
You can also have it apply syntax highlighting of other languages, like java:
System.out.println("hello world")
If you would like to reference keywords inside a sentence, such as for
or while
, you can use backquotes.
If you would like to insert a link, put the linked text in brackets with the url in parentheses.
Markdown is also good at lists:
- for
- example
- this
Or numbered lists
- for
- example
- this