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## Headings
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A heading begins with one or more hash marks (`#`). First level headings get one hash, second level headings get two, and so on up to four levels.
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A heading begins with one or more hash marks (`#`). The number of hash marks used controls the size and prominence of the header, with one hash mark indicating the largest header.
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#### Input
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This is a paragraph. There are no spaces before the word 'This'.
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This is another paragraph. The first line has two sentences.
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The entire paragraph has two lines and three sentences.
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The entire paragraph has one line with three sentences.
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Line breaks in the input,
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Make line breaks in the output,
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Like this.
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Single line breaks in the input
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do not make line breaks in the output,
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as demonstrated here.
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#### Formatted
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This is a paragraph. There are no spaces before the word 'This'.
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This is another paragraph. The first line has two sentences. The entire paragraph has two lines and three sentences.
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This is another paragraph. The first line has two sentences. The entire paragraph has one line with three sentences.
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Line breaks in the input,
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Like this.
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Single line breaks in the input do not make line breaks in the output, as demonstrated here.
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## Italicized and bold text
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We are about to start an ordered list.
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1. Ordered lists are indented 2 spaces.
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1. Subitems are indented 2 more spaces (4 in all).
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a) Subitems are indented 2 more spaces (4 in all).
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2. The next item in the list starts with the next number.
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3. And so on...
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We are about to start an ordered list.
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1. Ordered lists are indented 2 spaces.
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1. Subitems are indented 2 more spaces (4 in all for a second level item).
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a) Subitems are indented 2 more spaces (4 in all for a second level item).
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2. The next item in the list starts with the next number.
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3. And so on...
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* To prevent a special character from being treated as markup, put a backslash (`\`) before it.
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* We use GitHub flavored newlines (https://github.github.com/github-flavored-markdown/) instead of traditional Markdown handling of newlines. This means that newlines are treated as real line breaks, instead of being combined with the previous line into a single paragraph.
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## Other features
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Markdown has additional features that we have not shown here.
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