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Here’s a comprehensive Markdown “cheat-sheet” covering standard Markdown plus the most common GitHub-Flavored extensions. Use it to organize your content clearly.

1. Headings
Syntax:
# H1
## H2
### H3 … up to ###### H6
Example:
<BR/> ## Section title <BR/>

2. Paragraphs & Line Breaks
- Paragraphs are separated by a blank line.
- To force a line break end a line with two spaces or use <br>.

3. Emphasis
- Italic: *text* or _text_
- Bold: **text** or __text__
- Bold+Italic: ***text***
- Strikethrough (GFM): ~~text~~

4. Blockquotes
- Single: > quote line
- Multi-line / nested:
<BR/> > First line <BR/> > > Nested <BR/>

5. Lists
Unordered (any marker interchangeable):
<BR/> - Item <BR/> * Item <BR/> + Item <BR/>
Ordered:
<BR/> 1. First <BR/> 2. Second <BR/>
Nested: indent 2–4 spaces under parent item.

6. Code
- Inline: `code`
- Fenced blocks (syntax highlight):
<BR/>js
const x = 1;
<BR/>
- Indented (4 spaces) also works for code blocks.

7. Horizontal Rule
Any of these on a line by itself:
<BR/> --- <BR/> *** <BR/> ___ <BR/>

8. Links & Images
Inline link:
<BR/> [link text](https://example.com “optional title”) <BR/>
Reference-style:
<BR/> [ref]: https://example.com “title” <BR/> [link text][ref] <BR/>
Autolink: <https://example.com>
Image (same syntax with !):
<BR/> ![alt text](image.jpg “optional title”) <BR/>

9. Tables (GFM)
<BR/> | Header 1 | Header 2 | <BR/> |----------|:--------:| <BR/> | Left | Center | <BR/> | Right | Right | <BR/>

10. Task Lists (GFM)
<BR/> - [ ] To do <BR/> - [x] Done <BR/>

11. Footnotes (some parsers)
<BR/> Here is a footnote[^1]. <BR/> <BR/> [^1]: Footnote text. <BR/>

12. Definition Lists (some parsers)
<BR/> Term <BR/> : Definition for term. <BR/> <BR/> Another Term <BR/> : Another definition. <BR/>

13. Automatic Linking & Emails
- URL autolink: <http://example.com>
- Email autolink: <user@example.com>

14. Escaping Special Characters
Precede with backslash to render literally:
*not italic*not italic

15. Raw HTML
You can drop in HTML for extra control (e.g. <div>, <span>, tables) but be aware some platforms sanitize tags.

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Use these elements—especially headings, lists, tables and code blocks—to structure sections, highlight key points and improve readability.


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