Greetings fellow steemians, I would like to proceed to completing my Achievement 4 post sorry it has been a while. Special thanks to @cryptokannon and @saxopedia for good mentorship and guidance.

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I will love to show some key Markdowns and how it is done.
1) BOLD AND ITALICS
So as you all can see that I change my text to Bold and Italic, so how we do that?

To make it bold you just have to put two stars (** **) in before and after the text without giving any gap.

And to make it Italic it is the same but in this, you have to put three stars (*** ***) before and after the text without giving any gap.
Example of italics front

2) HEADERS
headings are done using the hash tags (#) before writing the text. The number of hashtags will determine the sign of your
heading. The more the hashtags the lesser your text become
Below are some examples

Headline 1

Headline 2

Headline 3

Headline 4

Headline 5

Headline 6

3) ALIGNMENT, CENTER, RIGHT AND LEFT ALIGN

4) LINKS

To tag someone we make ATDARATE(@) and then write the person name like @abdoul-aziz
For giving the link we can just copy and paste the link https://steemit.com/hive-195150/@abdoul-aziz/the-diary-game-4-4-2021-easter-sunday-and-easter-soccer-final
And we can also make an inline link like post link

5) TABLES

TABLE 1	TABLE 2
LINE 1	LINE 2
LINE 3	LINE 4
LINE 5	LINE 6

6) QUOTES - BLOCKQUOTES
We often need to write a quote, a phrase that someone said or wrote.
That is when we use the > in front of a quoted phrase. Example Below

"He will win who knows when to fight and when not to fight
-Sun Tzu

CONCLUSION
The markingdown styling is by far the hardest task so far and it has helped me learned a lot which will help me design my articles and make it more organized. Thanks for taking your precious time to read my article.

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