Use #
For Large Heading
Use ##
For Big Heading
Use ###
For Medium Heading
Use ####
For Small Heading
Use #####
For Smaller Heading
Use ######
For Smallest Heading
- For making a rail use 3 Continuous backtick
(`)
and then the Text/Contents and end with 3 backtick
cout << "This is a Rail";
cout << "This is a Rail using c++";
- For adding a link use
[]()
- Example: Adding Google Link
[Google.com](https://www.google.com/)
-
Adding check box using
- [ ] Text
-
header
-
rails
-
code syntax
-
hyperlink
-
images
-
checkbox
-
If we want to create checked check box then we have to use
- [x] Text
. -
Checked
- It is similar to adding hyper links, just add
!
before[ ]
![any_text](URL_of the image)
![](https://image.freepik.com/free-vector/night-landscape-with-silhouettes-hills-wolf-forest-beautiful-night-sky-with-stars-moon_88130-24.jpg)
- It is one of the best practice to add image in your readme is that you first push your images in the repository and then use
![any_text](URL_of the image)
and now place the url of image from your repo. - The benefit is as your image wil be always available in your own repo on the other side giving url from other plateform create confict sometime and leads to loss of image.
- It is fast but Not best prctice to
Drag and Drop
from your local working directory.
**This is bold text**
This is bold text
*This text is italicized*
This text is italicized
~~This was mistaken text~~
This was mistaken text
**This text is _extremely_ important**
This text is extremely important
***All this text is important***
All this text is important