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| featured | true | ||||||
| status | draft | ||||||
| excerpt | This is a excerpt | ||||||
| feature_image | ./test_images/smiley.png | ||||||
| sidebar_toc | true | ||||||
| slug | testing-glee-1 |
This is basic Markdown file with some common formatting elements.
You can create headers using the # symbol. There are six levels of headers:
You can make text bold using double asterisks or double underscores, and you can make it italic using single asterisks or single underscores.
- Item 1
- Item 2
- Item 3
- Item A
- Item B
- Item C
You can attach links like this: glee.
You can embed images like this:
You can include inline code using backticks () like code`.
For code blocks, use triple backticks (```):
def hello_world():
print("Hello, world!")func getTOMLFile(configPath string) {
fmt.Printf("The configuration file at %s was not found.\n", configPath)
var configResponse string
fmt.Print("Would you like me to create the configuration file? (yes/no): ")
fmt.Scanln(&configResponse)
if configResponse == "yes" || configResponse == "y" {
// Your existing code to create the configuration file
// ...
} else {
os.Exit(0)
}
}| Name | Age | Occupation |
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| John | 30 | Engineer |
| Mary | 25 | Designer |
| Richard | 35 | Teacher |
- Coffee
- Tea
- Black
- Green tea
- Milk



