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181181- Keyboard shortcut: {{< kbd Shift-Ctrl-P >}}
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183+ ## Lists
184+
185+ * item 2
186+
187+ Continued (indent 4 spaces)
188+
189+
190+
191+ 1 . ordered list
192+ 2 . item 2
193+
194+ ``` python
195+ print (" Hello, World!" )
196+ ```
197+
198+ A. sub-sub-item 1
199+
200+
201+ - [ ] Task 1
202+ - [x] Task 2
203+
204+ (@) A list whose numbering
205+
206+ continues after
207+
208+ (@) an interruption
209+
210+
211+ ::: {}
212+ 1 . A list
213+ :::
214+
215+ ::: {}
216+ 1 . Followed by another list
217+ :::
218+
219+
220+ term
221+ : definition
222+
223+
224+ ## Footnotes
225+
226+ Here is a footnote reference,[ ^ 1 ] and another.[ ^ longnote ]
227+
228+ [ ^ 1 ] : Here is the footnote.
229+
230+ [ ^ longnote ] : Here's one with multiple blocks.
231+
232+ Subsequent paragraphs are indented to show that they
233+ belong to the previous footnote.
234+
235+ { some.code }
236+
237+ The whole paragraph can be indented, or just the first
238+ line. In this way, multi-paragraph footnotes work like
239+ multi-paragraph list items.
240+
241+ This paragraph won't be part of the note, because it
242+ isn't indented.
243+
244+
245+ Here is an inline note.^[ Inlines notes are easier to write,
246+ since you don't have to pick an identifier and move down to
247+ type the note.]
248+
249+
250+ ## Equations
251+
252+ inline math: $E = mc^{2}$
253+
254+ display math:
255+
256+ $$ E = mc^{2} $$
257+
258+
259+ ## Other blocks
260+
261+ | Line Block
262+ | Spaces and newlines
263+ | are preserved
264+
265+ [ This text is smallcaps] {.smallcaps}
266+
267+ [ This text is underlined] {.underline}
268+
269+ [ This text is highlighted] {.mark}
270+
271+ endash: --
272+
273+ emdash: ---
274+
275+
276+ ## Shortcodes
277+
278+ {{< meta title >}}
279+
280+ {{< placeholder 400 200 >}}
281+
282+ {{< lipsum 1 >}}
283+
284+ ### A section
285+
286+ Here we define a plot.
287+
288+ ``` {python}
289+ #| echo: false
290+ #| label: a-cell
291+ import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
292+ plt.plot([1,2,3])
293+ ```
294+
295+ ### Another section
296+
297+ Here we use the plot:
298+
299+
300+ ### Note the following plot
301+
302+ {{< contents a-cell >}}
303+
304+
305+ ``` {python}
306+ #| label: a-cell
307+ print("some code")
308+ ```
309+
310+ The output of the code cell is {{< contents a-cell >}}. Etc.
311+
312+ ## Video
313+
314+ ::: {#fig-cern}
315+
316+ {{< video https://www.youtube.com/embed/wo9vZccmqwc >}}
317+
318+ The video "CERN: The Journey of Discovery"
319+
320+ :::
321+
322+ In @fig-cern ...
323+
183324## References
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