Markdown Guide

Markdown is a lightweight markup language used to format plain text. It’s simple and intuitive, making it a popular choice for README files, documentation, and note-taking. Writing in Markdown involves using special characters to indicate formatting, such as headers, lists, emphasis, and links.

To create headings, use one or more # symbols at the start of a line. For example, # Heading 1, ## Heading 2, and so on. To emphasize text, wrap it in asterisks or underscores: italic or bold. You can create unordered lists using hyphens, plus signs, or asterisks.

EXAMPLE - copy and paste

# Description

This project is a simple demonstration of how to structure a Markdown file using headers, paragraphs, and bullet points. It serves as a quick reference for creating clean and readable documentation.

## Features

- Easy to _read_ and _write_
- Supports multiple formatting options
- Ideal for **documentation** and **notes**
- Compatible with many tools and platforms