README

This project gives a demo about the interesting README.md file. You may notice that you should have a README.md file, but do you know how to write a better README.md file?
README.md is a text file in Markdown format. Markdown is created to easily edit your blog. However, the Markdown used by github is a modified version of the standard Markdown and is called Github Flavored Markdown (GFM).

Create a new project and write your own README.md for your project! You can even edit it online and see the changes immediately (click the "Preview" bottom).

How to create a title

Large title:
# + your words

Middle title:
your words
----

You may notice there is a line under the words. It means you have created a new title. You can also create a line to seperate paragraghs by type a "#".

How to edit text

Linefeed

Typing a 'Enter' does not make any change. Unlike a normal texteditor, you have to use <br> for linefeed. Also, you can seperate paragraphs with a single line and create a single line gap.

I want a linefeed here<br>Yes, I get it.

I want a linefeed here
Yes, I get it.

Single line text

Add two 'Tab' to make a single line text.

Highlight words

If you want to highlight some words in your README.md, you can use `` to wrap the words that you'd like to highlight.
For example:

README is `great`!

README is great!

External weblink

[your words]( your weblink "your mouseover")

Here is an example:

[google](http://www.google.com "google")

google

Some marks

Use '*' to create a solid dot. For example:

* First
* Second

• First
• Second

Also, you can use 'Tab' to create different layers. For example:

* First
	* First-sub-1
		* First-sub-1-sub-1

• First
  • First-sub-1
    • First-sub-1-sub-1

Tree struct

>Earth
>>US
>>>California
>>>>Los Angeles

It looks like ...

Earth

US

California

Los Angeles

External photo

Use ! + [img Tag](img URL "img mouseover")

![Cute Cat](https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/ba/03/23/ba03237a6d6499f0e2633314826e1526--cutest-animals-baby-animals.jpg "Cute Cat")

Also, you can substitute the external img URL with your own img which is stored in your github repository if you believe it's more 'stable'.

External photo with an external weblink

Refer to the 'External weblink' and 'External Photo' part. You can combine them together and load a external photo with an external weblink.

Code

Wrap your code with ```. I will give two examples about the C code and bash command code.

```c
int main(argc, argv[]){ // C code
return 0;
}
```

int main(argc, argv[]){
	return 0;
}

```Bash
echo "Hello World!"
```

echo "Hello World!"

Write your own README

Now, you have got the hammer to build a README.md for your own projects. DO IT!

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