Markdown & Lists
Markdown formatting creates readable, well-structured output perfect for documentation, reports, and content that will be rendered in web interfaces.
Markdown Basics
Common markdown elements:
- Headers: # H1, ## H2, ### H3
- Lists: - bullet or 1. numbered
- Bold/Italic: bold, italic
- Code: `inline` or ```code blocks```
- Links: text
- Tables: | Column | Header |
Requesting Markdown Output
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Exercise: Structured Markdown
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List Formatting
Bullet Lists
Use bullet points for:
- Unordered items
- Features or benefits
- Requirements
- Options
Numbered Lists
Use numbered lists for:
1. Sequential steps
2. Rankings
3. Prioritized items
4. Processes
Nested Lists
Main point
- Sub-point 1
- Sub-point 2
- Detail
Table Formatting
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Exercise: Complex Markdown Document
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Markdown Style Control
Clean vs Detailed
Clean: "Use H2 headers only, no H3"
Detailed: "Use H2 for sections, H3 for subsections, H4 for details"
Formatting Restrictions
"No horizontal rules (---)"
"No HTML tags"
"Use ATX headers (#) not Setext (underlines)"
Link Style
"Use inline links [text](url)"
"Use reference links [text][1] with list at bottom"
"No URLs in body text - always hyperlink"
Combining Formats
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Practice: README Template
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Markdown output creates professional, readable documents ready for any platform.
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