Git-Learning Version Control Cheatsheet Day-3

This repository contains the cheat sheet for the Day 3 session of Git-Learning Version Control. Fork it and you are good to go 💻 !

⚡ Write an Awesome and Creative README ⚡

📌 Markdown is a scripting language that is very lightweight. It is used to format plain text to a respective design. Markdowns are rapidly used in content writing in some blog post web sites. It converts some plain text to the desired format in HTML. The simplicity and easy to understand is making the markdown more popular. It takes all the text from the markdown file and converts to HTML through a markdown app.If you know how to compose a hashtag or make an emoticon, you can use Markdown.

Why Markdown is important ⁉️

✔️ Markdown is easy to read and write.
✔️ Writers and publishers love writing with Markdown as it reduces distractions.
✔️ It's intentionally simple.
✔️ Lets you focus on important things and increases productivity.
✔️ Converts plain text into HTML.

🔷This Markdown cheat sheet provides a quick overview of all the Markdown syntax element:

1.Header

For writing heading, we have to add hashs # symbol at the beginning of the line, number of hashes is inversly propotional to the size of the heading.

# H1
## H2
### H3
#### H4
##### H5
###### H6

2. Bold

We can use two asterisks (**), underscores (__), or an HTML tag <strong> to make a text bold.

**Your text here**

3.Italic

To make text italic, we can use one asterisk (*), underscore (_), or an HTML tag <em>. Also, we can make the text bold and italic at the same time.

*Your text here*

4.Blockquote

To create blockquote, we can use the greater than sign > . We can create a single-line or multi-line blockquote. Also, blockquote inside a blockquote. We can add other text styles inside a blockquote, such as bold or italic text styles.

> blockquote

5.Ordered List

To create an ordered list , we can use numbers and alphabets.

1. Red
2. Green
3. Blue

6. Unordered List

To create an unordered list, we can use asterisk, plus, or minus sign.

- Red
- Green
- Blue

7. Code

We can also use triple backticks ``` before and after the code block to create the following view. We can add an optional language identifier to enable syntax highlighting. By mentioning the Programing language we can achieve the following view

printf("Enter your Number");
int a=scanf("%d",&a);

8. Horizontal Line

We can use three hyphens, asterisks, or underscores to create a horizontal line.

---
***
___

9. Link

We can create a link by the following way.

[title](https://www.sample.com)

10. Image

We can add images using the similar techniques we used for links. Also, we can use the HTML img tag to add an image. We can also embed GIF and SVG.

![alt text](sampleimage.jpg)

11. Tables

To create a table with headers we need to use dashes to separate each header cell and use pipes to separate columns. The outer pipes are optional.We can use any number of dashes and spaces to increase readability. We can use colons to align columns.

For left-align text, use a colon to the left of dashes.
For center-align text, use a colon on both sides of dashes.
For right-align text, use a colon to the right of dashes.
By default Left align is used.

| Default    | Left align | Center align | Right align |
| ---------- | :--------- | :----------: | ----------: |
| 9999999999 | 9999999999 | 9999999999   | 9999999999  |
| 999999999  | 999999999  | 999999999    | 999999999   |
| 99999999   | 99999999   | 99999999     | 99999999    |
| 9999999    | 9999999    | 9999999      | 9999999     |

Extended Syntax:

👉 We can also include emojis in our .md file like, Refer to this

👉 We can mention a person or team by typing @ with their username or team name.

👉 We can also bring up a list of suggested issues and pull requests within the repository by typing #.

👉 By using HTML tags, we can align README contents.

👉 We can include comments inside a .md file. 

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