Example Page
Authors : Bob Bobby, Alice Alica (2024)
Associated Git project : link.to.github.com
Introduction
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Sections with different contents
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Data Table Example
Below is an example of a simple Markdown table that could be used to represent scientific data.
| Variable | Measurement | Unit | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Temperature | 25 | °C | Ambient temperature |
| Pressure | 1013 | hPa | Atmospheric pressure |
| Humidity | 65 | % | Relative humidity percentage |
| Wind Speed | 5 | m/s | Average wind speed |
Equations
You can include both inline equations and block equations in Markdown. Here’s an example of each:
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Inline equation: The formula for the area of a circle is given by \(A = \pi r^2\).
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Block equation:
The above block equation represents Einstein’s mass-energy equivalence.
Quote and code blocks
This is a quote below
My quote here
This is a code block below, but you can also make code-like formatting inline like this.
def myfunction():
print("dummy")
return myvar
References
You can refer to specific sections of this document or external pages:
- Internal Reference: For more information, see the Data Table Example section above.
- Other Reference: For a work overview, visit the page Overview.
- External link: For additional details on Markdown syntax, visit the Markdown Guide.