So you can have a bunch of text that's just ordinary and boring.
If you try to write in a new line that usually doesn't work but you can follow it with a \ to make it wrap to a new line.
Just like this.
Or you can just leave an empty line in between if you want it to leave extra breathing room.
Some bold text followed by some more bold text but then some italic text appears and even more italic text.
Will strikethrough follow their lead though?
You can also nest italic with bold
You can even just have everything be really strong and dancy
If you think you can do a thing or think you can't do a thing, you're right.
—Henry Ford
struct Magic<T> {
value: T
}
fn cool() -> Magic<T> {
return Magic {
value: 100
};
}
- This is some cool list
- It can even contain other lists inside of it
- And those lists can contain OTHER LISTS!
- Listception
- Listception
- And those lists can contain OTHER LISTS!
- It can even contain other lists inside of it
- Yeah I agree
- Testing
- It's one of the coolest lists every written!
- This is a normal numbered list though
- So it's a bit less interesting
- Except when it contains more lists again!
- Because no listception
- Or not!
- NOT Checked
- Checked
- Some more
- Or some less
This is some random text1 that talks about nothing at all2.