how to markdown

2-file.md

Markdown is awesome!

<!--## HEADINGS (Exercise 2 of 12)

  It's important to categorize information. That's when headings help.

  If you need to add a heading, just type a # sign at the beginning of the
  line. The number of # is a heading level. For example:

     # Heading 1
     ## Heading 2
     ### Heading 3
     #### Heading 4
     ##### Heading 5
     ###### Heading 6

  As in HTML, there are 6 levels of headings. These headings will be
  transformed into <h1>-<h6> tags accordingly.

  There are aliases for first and second-level headings. You will get a
  first-level heading if you type three = signs on the following line. You
  can type three - on the following line to create a second-level heading.
  For example:

     Heading 1
     ===

     Heading 2
     ---

 ## THE CHALLENGE

  Please create a first-level heading with Markdown is awesome! and then
  verify your solution.-->

3-file.md

Emphasis

It's very easy to use italic, bold and combined emphasis in Markdown!

4-file.md

Lists

• One
  • 1.1
  • 1.2
• Two
  • 2.1
  • 2.2
• Three
• Four
• Five

5-file.md

Links

[how-to-markdown] is a workshopper that teaches you how to write Markdown. [how-to-markdown]: //git.io/how-to-markdown

6-file.md

Images

7-file.md

Blockquotes

To be, or not to be, that is the question. William Shakespeare