Achievement 4 by @Sammylove | Task: Applying Markdowns.

Hello Steemians, I'm so glad to present my achievement 4 post which is focused mainly on application of markdowns to your Steemit posts. Markdowns are lightweight markup languages for creating formatted text using a plain text editor. It is similar to HTML but is more simple and cannot perform all tasks that HTML performs. Markdowns makes a post more neat, presentable and even enjoyable by the reader. It has many positive effects on a post. Below I will be listing 4markdowns and their effects on a Steemit post.

The "text-justify" Markdown

This Markdown is written as:

This text-justify markdown, is used to adjust text to look more organized, spaced out and attractive. It is mostly added at the beginning of every post and at the end of every post after everything have been written. The accuracy of the spaces in this post is as a result of this text-justify markdown.

The center alignment Markdown

This Markdown is written thus:

The function of this markdown is to align a text to the center of a line in a post. It is mostly used in headings, as headings tend to be centralized always.
Here's how it works.

I Love Steemit

The subscript Markdown

This markdown is written as:

This markdown is used to indicate when texts are subscripted. This makes the writing clearer because when subscripts are written as normal texts, they seem hard to be differentiated and understood but with the application of this markdown, subscripts are made to stand out.
See how it works. _{I Love Steemit}

The Superscript Markdown

This markdown is written as:

The above markdown is used to identify a superscripted text, just like the subscripted texts.
Here is an example of its effect. ^{I Love Steemit}

I will like to stop here for now, I know that I've learnt a lot about this markdowns from this Steemit platform and i promise to apply them in my posts regularly for better improvements.

To the notice of @Steemcurator03, @focusnow, @misterfab, @bright-obias this is my achievement 4 post.