GitHub Flavored Markdown Practice Exam
GitHub Flavored Markdown Practice Exam
About GitHub Flavored Markdown Exam
GitHub-Flavored Markdown (GFM) is a special version of Markdown that makes writing and formatting text easier, especially for developers and technical writers. It helps create well-structured documents with simple formatting commands instead of complex code. With GFM, you can format text, add links, insert images, create tables, and even write code blocks in a clean and readable way. This makes it perfect for documentation, readme files, and online content.
Skills Required
- Basic computer knowledge
- Interest in writing or documentation
- No need to know coding or programming
- Some experience with Markdown can help but is not required
Knowledge Area
This course covers everything you need to know about using GitHub-Flavored Markdown effectively. It includes:
- How Markdown works and why it’s useful
- How to format text properly
- How to create different types of lists and links
- How to add images and make them clickable
- How to build tables for organizing information
- How to write code snippets inside Markdown
- How to create task lists for better organization
Who should take This Course?
This course is great for:
- Developers who want to write clean documentation
- Technical writers who need to format guides and manuals
- Bloggers and content creators who want to improve their articles
- Anyone who wants to learn simple but powerful text formatting
Course outline
The GitHub Flavored Markdown Exam covers the following topics -
Domain 1. Getting Started
- Introduction to Markdown and its benefits
- How GitHub-Flavored Markdown is different from standard Markdown
- Setting up a tool to write and preview Markdown
Domain 2. Formatting Text
- How to make text italic
- How to make text bold
- How to put a line through text
- How to add links to other websites
- How to create different heading sizes
- How to highlight text as a quote
- How to underline a heading
- How to link to another section inside the same document
Domain 3. Making Lists
- How to create ordered (numbered) lists
- How to create unordered (bullet point) lists
Domain 4. Adding Images
- How to insert an image into a document
- How to make an image clickable so it opens a link
Domain 5. Creating Tables
- How to format and arrange data inside a table
Domain 6. Working with Code
- How to display a small piece of code inside a sentence
- How to create a separate box to show a code snippet
Domain 7. Going Beyond Basics
- How to make a task list to keep track of things
