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Level two

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Level three

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Another level three

Here is a footnote reference,1 and another.

Level four

Four levels deep. How far can we go?

Level five

Five is jive.

Level six

Six is deep enough! Stop!

Level two: coding

cat("cats are cats\n")
# Comment
print("snakes are not cats")
Output or filenames
Checking Job Launcher configuration...
Ensuring server-user is a Job Launcher admin...
Getting list of Job Launcher clusters...
Job launcher configured with the following clusters: Kubernetes, Local
launcher-adhoc-clusters is empty - all clusters may be used to launch adhoc jobs
launcher-sessions-clusters is empty - all clusters may be used to launch session jobs
Waiting for job to finish...
Job has finished running
Job exited successfully
The default language identifier; used sometimes for logs.

And now for a code block without any language identifier.

This is some text in a code block without a language tag.

Tabsets and pills

$ yum install rstudio-workbench-rhel
$ dpkg
$ You can nest tabsets
$ Nesting
$ zypper

You can use tabs and pills for text, code blocks, tables, etc.

A single code block

$ yum install rstudio-workbench-rhel

Nested pills

$ yum install rstudio-workbench-rhel
$ dpkg
$ zypper
Table some text about the table
Row More stuff

Level two: callouts

Code-first means using code first. Does that mean we never do things manually? No. Hands-on is delightful.

Note

This is a note.

Warning

Explains hazards that could damage a product, including data loss.

Important

This is important; don’t ignore this information.

This is a collapsed note.

NoteSome notes are not

This is a note with an alternate title.

This is a simple note.

This is a simple note.

This is a simple note.

Level two: lists

Unordered list

Compact

  • ant
    • bear
    • cat
    • dog
  • elephant
    • frog
    • giraffe
      • hyena
      • iguana
    • jaguar
  • kangaroo
  • lion
  • mouse

Spaced

  • This is some text that is presented as a spaced list.

    This type of list is a good fit when there are multiple paragraphs or complicated elements which span multiple lines.

  • It is also good for code.

    forty_two = 21 * 2

  • Sometimes, lists need to breathe.

Ordered list

Compact

  1. ant
    1. bear
    2. cat
    3. dog
  2. elephant
    1. frog
    2. giraffe
      1. hyena
      2. iguana
    3. jaguar
  3. kangaroo
  4. lion
  5. mouse

Spaced

  1. This is some text that is presented as a spaced list.

    This type of list is a good fit when there are multiple paragraphs or complicated elements which span multiple lines.

  2. It is also good for code.

    forty_two = 21 * 2

  3. Sometimes, lists need to breathe.

Mixed list

  1. ant
    • bear
    • cat
    • dog
  2. elephant
    • frog
    • giraffe
      1. hyena
      2. iguana
    • jaguar
  3. kangaroo
  4. lion
  5. mouse
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Footnotes

  1. Here is the footnote.↩︎