Unordered lists – Markdown

Demo

Summary

Markdown:

* Unordered list first example
* Unordered list first example
* Unordered list first example

- Unordered list second example
- Unordered list second example
- Unordered list second example

Details

In Markdown, you can create unordered lists using asterisks or dashes.

You can also create nested lists by indenting items. You can use an unordered list or ordered list as the nested list.

* Unordered list first example
  * Unordered list first example
  * Unordered list first example
* Unordered list first example

- Unordered list second example
  - Unordered list second example
  - Unordered list second example
- Unordered list second example

* Unordered list third example
  1. Third example
  2. Third example
* Unordered list third example

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Exercises

First, recreate the code snippet from the Demo section in your Markdown file. Then try customizing the text.

References

Markdown Reference on CommonMark

Lesson tags: Free Lesson

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