Of course, the stuff you can do with Markdown is super cool, so let me share some simple ways to use it.

For example, like this: Codeforces

You can add two underscores on each side of the text you want to bold to make it like this.

There's also this one: Codeforces

This kind of italics just needs a star on each side of the word.

But what I'm saying is mostly nonsense anyway, since there are shortcut options for editing articles.

But at least it's a bit faster than picking up the mouse to click.

There’s also a formula: $$$E = mc^{2}$$$

You just need to add $ on both sides of the formula.

For example:

a = b --> $$$a = b$$$

a \times b = c \times d --> $$$a \times b = c \times d$$$

a ^ {b} = c --> $$$a ^ {b} = c$$$

It's so cool

There's also a link: click here

Okay, don't take this link to heart.

You just need to enter it in this format: Link text

If someone clicks on it, they can go to this link.

Um...... Of course, I think this article is kind of useless, after all, there are keyboard shortcuts!

But at least you don’t have to remember how to press the shortcuts.

There's one more that's pretty cool:

#include<bits/stdc++.h>
using namespace std;
int main(){
    cout<<"¿";
}

Don't ask me how to type that symbol.

But you can figure out how to actually make this kind of replicable stuff.

You can take a look at this

You can take a look at this

You can take a look at this

You can take a look at this

You can take a look at this

You can take a look at this

And this

And this

And this

And this

And this

And this

• Also unordered list
• Look like this

Go play by yourself, don't tell me you played all day.