
This is a bolded clause, which is then followed by an italicized element. Next, some struckthrough text and a bolded bit containing an italic word. This sentence is both bolded and italicized. Finally some sub/super scripts which can also be useful for math stuff: fn, fn+1, f2, f’’. Lastly an underlined sentence.
Here is one of my favorite quotes,
To confuse your enemies, first confuse yourself. -Sun Tzu
along with how you could print this line in c++:
#include <iostream>
int main() {
std::cout << "To confuse your enemies, first confuse yourself. -Sun Tzu" << std::endl;
return 0;
}
Here are the links to the NYT minigames that I play pretty much everyday: Wordle, Connections, Strands, Pips, and Spelling Bee.
These section links can be clicked to quickly access the core Markdown constructs in this md file: Picture, Headings, Styling Text, Quoting, External Linking, Section Linking, Relative Linking, Ordered/Unordered Lists, and Task Lists.
Direct link to the cat picture
Here is a list of fruits, unordered because I want to avoid comparing apples and oranges.
Next, an ordered list ranking days of the week.
P = NP