markdown in Finnish
markdown in Finnish is alennus — markdown means a lightweight way of formatting plain text using ordinary keyboard characters, so that asterisks around a word make it bold, a hash at the start of a line makes it a heading, and so on. The file stays readable as it is, and software can turn it into formatted output such as a web page.
markdown in Finnish
What does "markdown" mean?
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noun A lightweight way of formatting plain text using ordinary keyboard characters, so that asterisks around a word make it bold, a hash at the start of a line makes it a heading, and so on. The file stays readable as it is, and software can turn it into formatted output such as a web page.
"The README is written in Markdown."
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noun A file written in that syntax, normally ending in .md.
"She keeps all her notes as Markdown files in one folder."
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noun A reduction in the selling price of goods, or the amount by which a price is reduced.
"The winter coats went through a second markdown in January."
markdown in a sentence
- The README is written in Markdown.
- Most chat apps support a bit of Markdown, so wrapping a word in asterisks makes it bold.
- She keeps all her notes as Markdown files in one folder.
- The winter coats went through a second markdown in January.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "markdown" in Finnish?
"markdown" in Finnish is alennus. markdown means: A lightweight way of formatting plain text using ordinary keyboard characters, so that asterisks around a word make it bold, a hash at the start of a line makes it a heading, and so on. The file stays readable as it is, and software can turn it into formatted output such as a web page.
How do you use "markdown" in a sentence?
Example: "The README is written in Markdown." In Finnish, "markdown" is alennus.
