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-	Ordered lists are done with the hash key	+	'''Ordered''' lists are done with the hash key
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		+	'''Definition Lists'''
		+	This is more tricky..you have to say both the term and what it is
		+	use a semicolon before the term and a colon before the definition (with a space)
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		+	;Andy : The guy who is writing this
		+	;Semi colon : The one which is a comma and a dot goes at the front
		+	;Colon : the one with 2 dots goes in between the term and the definition (this is the definition)

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Contents 1 Heading Information 1.1 A section heading 1.1.1 A Sub section heading 1.1.1.1 A sub-subsection heading 1.1.2 Lists

Heading Information

This page is about the different headings the name of the page is heading stuff and bsbsbsbbs

A section heading

this is the largest normal heading

A Sub section heading

a smaller heading for subsections

A sub-subsection heading

the smallest heading you would use

a new paragraph is made by hitting enter and going

down a line

Lists

Ordered lists are done with the hash key

1. ist item
2. second item
3. 3rd item

more hash keys=> greater indentation ie

Shopping list

1. car
2. Bike
   1. Pump
   2. Spanner
      1. Coke
      2. CD's

Unordered Lists

Basically just bullet point lists

• you use
• the star key
  • more stars
  • will indent it further
  • the same as more
    • Hash will indent ordered further

Definition Lists This is more tricky..you have to say both the term and what it is use a semicolon before the term and a colon before the definition (with a space)

Andy 

The guy who is writing this

Semi colon 

The one which is a comma and a dot goes at the front

Colon 

the one with 2 dots goes in between the term and the definition (this is the definition)

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