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Title Test (Levels 1 to 6)

RUNOOB MARKDOOB

RUNOOB MARKDOWN

HELLOW WORLD

HELLOW WORLD

Welcome to Novice Village

will study well

cute
come on

Note that there is a space after the # sign

Career change knowledge

(Add two spaces at the end / use a blank line to wrap the line)
example 1:
where is the smile curve

Example 2:
smile curve

Where is it

font style

style one

There are various fonts, here is italics
Here too (the dash is in English)

style two

it’s bold here
here too

style three

bold italics
shuibushine

Here is a collection of various lines

Here comes the divider

Writing:

(see above for example)

strikethrough

Hello
~hello~

underscore

<u>I am underlined</u>

footnote

Ah, this is so sad 1 !

list

unordered list

Example 1:

  • I am the first item in the unordered list

    • I am the second

      • I am the third

(List nesting means adding four spaces before the sublist options)

Example 2:

  • I can also do one

Example three:

  • be alone

ordered list

block

(can be used with lists)

  • Today is a beautiful day
  • That’s very true
  • happiness is abundant
  • But there will always be some hiccups
  1. will be better in the future

code

Code function or fragment

printf() function (operation failed, to be modified, the symbol below ESC, pay attention to the half-width)

code block

(CPP is C++, and you are C here)

 #include<stdio.h>//从头文件获取下列相关函数#include<stdlib.h>//注释system 函数int main（）//《主函数》 从该函数开始执行；形式固定{ float tem,f; scanf("%f",&tem); f=(5.0/9)*(tem-32);//5/9 结果为整数0，应该为浮点型（高精度） printf("%f",f); //getchar system("pause");//使运行停止于此处return 0;//返回0，使程序结束}//固定格式较多

(Four spaces/one tab to investigate? A Tab in most editors is four spaces long)

Link

Primary link

small earth
(The operation failed: the brackets are full-width, and all symbols in the computer must use half-width symbols, that is, symbols in English)

  • Method 2: <link address>

https://www.bytecho.net/

Show as right

Advanced Links

url byte planet

image link

image.png

利古里亚

(If it is how to load the pictures in the computer device, for the website, because the local location in each computer is different, the local pictures can only be used for local .md files.)
![alt 属性文本](图片地址)
(The meaning inside []? The prompt text when the mouse hovers over the image, it is not useful )

sheet

header header header
cell 1 cell 2 Cell 3
cell 1 cell 2 Cell 3

Alignment:

  • -: Set the content and title bar to right-align.
  • :- Sets the content and title bar to be left-aligned.
  • :-: Sets content and title bar center alignment.
header header header
cell 1 cell 2 Cell 3
cell 1 cell 2 Cell 3

Advanced Tips

Currently supported HTML elements are: <kbd> <b> <i> <em> <sup> <sub> <br>

(When taking notes, these tabs are good, and the code is good. They must be wrapped with “, otherwise they may be parsed. Secondly, HTML does not belong to the category of MD, so there is no need to learn it.)

use
Ctrl+Alt+Del to restart the computer (the role of other elements? No need to learn.)

(How to cancel the font format connection? It’s useless, I don’t know if I haven’t learned it.)

Markdown uses many special symbols to express specific meanings. If you need to display specific symbols, you need to use escape characters. Markdown uses backslashes to escape special characters:
Bold text
// desired state //

` * – { } [ ] ( ) # + – . !
(These symbols are preceded by a backslash to help insert common symbols)

formula:
Let’s talk about mathematical formulas. Our website supports formula parsing, but the syntax is very simple. It can be wrapped in dollar signs. Two dollar signs are inline formulas, that is, in the same line as other texts, four are placed on a separate line and centered. Suitable for large formulas.

Math formula block:

$$
f(x) = sin(x)+12
$$

$$
\frac*\Pi _{j = 0}^{i – 1}{A_j}}}}
$$

Inline formula: $ f(x) = sin(x)+12$, this formula can be in one line with me.

Take a screenshot

image.png
  1. cry ↩

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