Silvia Catalina

This is an <h1> header, which is the largest

Markdown Portfolio

This is an <h2> header

Testing 1, 2, 3…

This is an <h6> header, which is the smallest

Adding an Image

Syntax:

This a link to gitHub

GitHub

This is a link to my GitHub

My GitHub

This is a list of my favorite emojis

• 😎
  • (:sunglasses)
• 🤓
  • (:nerd_face)
• 👍
  • (:+1)
• 🐕‍🦺
  • (:service_dog)
• 🎉
  • (:tada)

This is an ordered list

1. Item 1
   1. Item 1a
      1. Sub-item a.
2. Item 2
3. Item 3
   1. Item 3a
   2. Item 3b

GitHub Flavored Markdown

This text will be italic, by using * at both ends of the text
I broke the line using <br>!
This will also be italic, by using _ at both ends of the text

This text will be bold, by using ** at both ends of the text
This will also be bold, by using __ at both ends of the text

You can combine both ways of emphasizing in the same line of text, as long as you match them all!

I can program in R and Python in Jupyter notebooks,
and comment properly using awesome markdown

This is a quote, which you get by using > in the beginning of the line
The quote continues.

And this is code, which you get by using ` at both ends of your line of code.
What if you have several lines of code?

first line of code
second line of code
third line of code

To do that, you need to put 3 ``` before the beginning and at the end of the code block. And, no need to break the lines here!

Find more at GitHub Flavored Markdown.