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Comprehensive README Example

Welcome to the Comprehensive README Example! This document showcases various Markdown features for creating detailed and organized documentation.

Table of Contents

Headers

Use # for headers. The number of # symbols represents the header level.

# Header 1

## Header 2

### Header 3

Emphasis

Use * or_for italic and ** or __ for bold text.

italic or italic bold or bold

Lists

Use numbers for ordered lists and dashes for unordered lists.

Ordered List:

  1. First item
  2. Second item

Unordered List:

  • Item 1
  • Item 2

Links

Enclose link text in brackets [ ] and the URL in parentheses ( ). Google

Images

Similar to links, but with an exclamation mark in front.

Image

Blockquotes

Use > for blockquotes.

This is a blockquote.

Code Blocks

For inline code, use single backticks. For code blocks, use triple backticks with a language specifier. Inline code: code

Code block:

def hello():
    print("Hello, world!")
console.log("Hello World");

Horizontal Rule


Tables

Construct tables using pipes | and hyphens -.

Header 1 Header 2
Content 1 Content 2

Task Lists

Use - [ ] for an incomplete task and - [x] for a completed task.

  • Task 1
  • Task 2

Escaping Markdown

Use a backslash \ to escape characters that have special meaning. *literal asterisks*

Inline Links

Create links with custom display text. Visit Google

Reference-style Links

Define link references for cleaner content. This is [Google][1]. [1]: https://www.google.com

Automatic Links

URLs will be automatically converted into links. Visit https://www.facebook.com

Emphasis and Strong Combined

Combine emphasis and strong emphasis for varied formatting. Emphasis and Strong or Emphasis and Strong

Nested Lists

You can create nested lists for organized content.

  • Main item
    1. Sub-item 1
    2. Sub-item 2
  • Other List i. item 1 ii. item 2

Strikethrough

Use ~~ to strike through text.

This text is strikethrough.

Fenced Code Blocks without Language

You can also create code blocks without specifying a language.

This is a code block

Tables with Alignment

Align columns using colons in the header row.

Left-aligned Center-aligned Right-aligned Extra
Content 11 Content 12 Content 13 Content 14
Content 21 Content 22 Content 23 Content 24
Content 31 Content 32 Content 33 Content 34
Content 41 Content 42 Content 43 Content 44

Definition Lists

Create definition lists using colons. Term 1 : Definition 1 Term 2 :Definition 2

Blockquotes with Multiple Paragraphs

Include multiple paragraphs within a blockquote.

This is a blockquote with multiple paragraphs.

Paragraph 2.

Footnotes

Add footnotes for additional information1. Text with a footnote1.

Superscript and Subscript

Create superscript and subscript text. This is a ^superscript^ and this is a subscript.

Abbreviations

Define abbreviations for better readability. This is an HTML abbreviation.

Inline HTML

You can use inline HTML for more complex formatting.

This text is blue.

Task Lists with Nested Items

Create task lists with nested items.

  • Main task
    • Sub-task 1
    • Sub-task 2

Math Equations

If supported, you can render math equations using LaTeX syntax. This is an inline equation (x = \frac{-b \pm \sqrt{b^2-4ac}}{2a}).

Definition Lists with Code Blocks

You can include code blocks within definition lists.

Term 1 : Definition with code block:

def function():
    print("Code within definition")

Admonition Blocks

Create informational, warning, or other types of admonition blocks.

⚠️ This is a warning
📝 This is information Block
💡 This is a hint
ℹ️ Additional information
❌ Additional information

:::info This is an informational block :::

:::warning This is a warning block. :::

Definition Lists with Multiple Terms

Include multiple terms and definitions in a single definition list.

Term 1, Term 2 : Definition 1, Definition 2

Line Breaks

Use double space at the end of a line for a line break. This line will have
a line break.

Comments

Some Markdown processors support comments.

Escaping HTML and Markdown

Use a backslash to escape HTML and Markdown elements. <em>This is not emphasized</em>

Automatic Table of Contents

Generate an automatic table of contents based on your headers. [TOC]

Custom IDs for Headers

Assign custom IDs to headers for linking within the document. ## My Section {#custom-id}

Emoji

Some Markdown processors support emojis. :smile: :rocket: :sa: :dollar:

Line Highlighting in Code Blocks

Highlight specific lines in a code block.

def function1():
    print("Highlighted line")

Superscript and Subscript in URLs

Use URL-encoded characters for superscript and subscript in URLs. Visit Google^super^

Task Lists with Descriptions

Add descriptions to task list items.

  • Complete Task 1
    • This is a description of Task 1.
  • Incomplete Task 2

Mention Users and Teams (GitHub)

On platforms like GitHub, you can mention users and teams. @username or @team @KhalifahMB

Checkboxes with Formatting

Combine formatting with checkboxes.

  • Bold and Checked
  • Italic and Unchecked

Citations

Add citations using square brackets. This is a statement 1.

Subsections within Headers

Create subsections within headers.

Header 3 {#Citation}

Strikethrough within Inline Code

You can combine strikethrough and inline code. You can ~strikethrough~ text within inline code.

Custom CSS Classes

Some Markdown processors allow adding custom CSS classes.

Keyboard Input

Represent keyboard input using <kbd> tags. Press Ctrl + C to copy.

Definition List with Nested Elements

You can nest other elements within definition lists. Term 1 : Definition with emphasis and bold. : Another definition with a link.

Disallowed Raw HTML

Be aware that some Markdown processors disallow raw HTML for security reasons.

Mermaid Diagrams

If supported, render Mermaid diagrams.

graph TD;
  A-->B;
  A-->C;
  B-->D;
  C-->D;
  A-->D;
  B-->C;
  B-->D;
  C-->D;
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Glossary

Create a glossary of terms and their definitions.

Term 1 : Definition of Term 1

Term 2 : Definition of Term 2

Centered Content

Center align content using HTML.

This content is centered.

Block Separators

Some processors support separators between blocks.

Block 1


Block 2

Fenced Div Blocks

Use fenced div blocks for custom content.

::: note This is a custom note block. :::

Audio and Video Embedding

Embed audio and video content using HTML.

Your browser does not support the audio element.

Footnotes

  1. This is a footnote. 2 3

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