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Beginner's Guide to data types

Welcome to the Beginner's Guide to Data Types!

By Leigh Larson

Howdy! Want to learn how I made those headers? (Answer: Using hashtags before a line of code, which are ordered largest to smallest with one hashtag being the largest.) Well, come right in! I made the italic word using an asterisk on either side of the word "those", and two asterisks on either side of the bolded word "headers".

The inline code for that is *hi there!* or

*hi there!*

If you want to make a numbered list, just start typing a list, with a number and period before it,

  1. Just
  2. Like
  3. This.

If you want to make an unordered list, you can use plus signs or minus signs, or even a single asterisk, *like *this

If you want to add images of quokka, use the following element, attribute, and value like this: !<img src = images.quokka.jpg" alt= "A family of quokka" />.

You should be able to get goin' with this stuff. Check ya later!

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