It's nice to be back my fellow steemians and it is with great pleasure I write to accomplish my achievement 4 which is titled Applying mark downs. I would like to say a big thank you to @cryptokannon, for a wonderful lesson in this achievement task and for theconstant support being shown towards me

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It's necessary to make your post look very attractive on steemit in order to make reading and accessing of one's post very easy by readers

Below are the following markdowns which should be used regularly in order to make your post look attractive and readable.

MARKDOWN FOR HEADING

TELL ME NOW

TELL ME NOW

TELL ME NOW

TELL ME NOW

TELL ME NOW

This can simply be created by dropping a hash tag (#) and then giving a space after which you type the headline;

Headline 1

Headline 2

Headline 3

Headline 4

Headline 5

As you can see the more the # sign the smaller the size becomes of the headline becomes

MARKDOWNS TO JUSTIFY TEXT
Justifying a text just gives it a more organised look (from what I understand) and this can be done by adding

at the end of it for instance:

.

MARKDOWNS IN CREATING TABLES
Tables are very essential as they make your work look more organised and therefore unable therefore easier to be read and understood. Usually used to show contrast
Tables can be done by applying the codes below:

Header 1	Header 2
Cell 1	Cell 2

** MARKDOWNS TO ADD SUBCRIPTS**
Youre able to make use of subscripts by using the followinh codes _{text or number here} . This is done to make a text or number appear below the baseline. H₂O is a common example where two is the subscript without the codes it'd look like H2O

MARKDOWN FOR ADDING LINKS

Upon introduction of a link, it is automatically recognized and is clickable i.e. https:https: https://steemit.com/submit.html?category=hive-120962
We are able to hide a link in a word or phrase, using the below syntax
What you'd like the link to saytransforms to >>
What you'd like the link to say

MARKDOWN FOR ADDING CODE
Adding Code in a post is sometimes necessary, it works in the below by Adding one back-tick (`) before and one after the markdown syntax

For instance ##headline.this enables you to input code without the code actually taking effect.

I honestly had no idea about the necessity for markdowns till this was to taught to me. I'm not the best at being organised but who doesn't appreciate organisation and now I'm not only able to be organised but I'm also able to add so much more to my post giving it life and making it able to be read and understood better. I'd make it a point of emphasis to make use of these as I go on.