A basic example of most available Markdown syntax.

Headings are added using a # for heading level one, ## for heading level two, etc...

## Heading Level Two

Paragraphs are added by simply adding text on their own line.

This is a a paragraph.

And this is another paragraph. 

Links are added using square brackets for the clickable part and round brackets for the URL.

[codeadam.ca](https://codeadam.ca)

Images are added imilarly to links. The image description is placed in square brackets, and a URL to the image is placed in the round brackets. The different between an image and a link, is that an image stats with an exclamation mark !.

This image:

Was added using this code:

![codeadam.ca logo](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/codeadamca/markdown-demo/main/logo.png)

You can add inline code using a single backtick. Or a block of code using thee backticks:

# This is a Level One Header
## This is a Level Two Header

You can specify the language in a block of code after the three ticks:

# This is a Level One Header
## This is a Level Two Header

Here is some sample JavaScript:

document.write("Hello World!");

To add tables to a Markdown documnet you use a series of dashes and bars:

Tables in your Markdown file don't need to line up:

You can add lists using number <ol> or dashes <ul>:

1. This is the first list item.

2. This is the second list item.

   This is the second paragraph in the second list item.

3. This is the third list item.

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