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This is a sample introductory paragraph for a Tuts+ tutorial. This is where I briefly go over what the tutorial will cover. ## Step 1 - Get an Editor We take a Step-based approach to tutorials. Step 1, do this; Step 2, do that. We use heading two tags for these; format yours like I've done so above, and the Tuts-flavored markdown converter will format it exactly like we need on Tuts+. It's also important to divide your content as much as possible for the readers who like to scroll. Use lots of headings and lists to assist with this. You can create a list in markdown by using dashes. - here - is - a list > You should also take advantage of blockquotes to point out important facts. >> While on the subject of blockquotes, if you want a big callout (where the quote has large text and is floated to the side of the article), use `>>`. ## heading twos should be capitalized But that's okay, because this formatter will fix it if you forget to. ### Code When adding code words to your paragraphs, use backticks, like this: `alert` is a JavaScript function. ## Step 2 - Images You can either add images the normal HTML way: <img src='hi.jpg' alt='jeff' /> Or, you can also use the Markdown method.  or...  ## Step 3 - Code Snippets For longer snippets of code, use brackets with the name of the language, like so: [html] <div> Hi there </div> <img src='image.jpg' alt='yo' /> Here is a note. [/html]

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