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1 year, 10 months ago - @akshaybaluapuri

I tired to make it understanding well and will try more to do it. thanks

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Code	Or	Linux/Windows	Mac OS	... to Get
:emoji_name:	—	—	—
@[username]	—	Ctrl+M	Command+M	@username

Italic	_Italic_	Ctrl+I	Command+I	Italic
Bold	__Bold__	Ctrl+B	Command+B	Bold
++Underscores++	—	Shift+U	Option+U	Underscores
~~Strikethrough~~	—	Shift+S	Option+S	~~Strikethrough~~
# Heading 1	Heading 1 =========	Ctrl+Alt+1	Command+Option+1	Heading 1
## Heading 2	Heading 2 -----------	Ctrl+Alt+2	Command+Option+2	Heading 2
[Link](http://a.com)	[Link][1] ⁝ [1]: http://b.org	Ctrl+L	Command+L	Link
![Image](http://url/a.png)	![Image][1] ⁝ [1]: http://url/b.jpg	Ctrl+Shift+I	Command+Option+I
> Blockquote	—	Ctrl+Q	Command+Q	Blockquote
A paragraph. A paragraph after 1 blank line.	—	—	—	A paragraph. A paragraph after 1 blank line.
* List * List * List	- List - List - List	Ctrl+U	Command+U	List List List
1. One 2. Two 3. Three	1) One 2) Two 3) Three	Ctrl+Shift+O	Command+Option+O	One Two Three
Horizontal Rule -----------	Horizontal Rule ***********	Ctrl+H	Command+H	Horizontal Rule
`Inline code` with backticks	—	Ctrl+Alt+C	Command+Option+C	`Inline code` with backticks
``` def whatever(foo): return foo ```	with tab / 4 spaces ....def whatever(foo): .... return foo	Ctrl+Alt+P	Command+Option+P	def whatever(foo): return foo

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