Making a Readme.md file in my github repo to include actual markdowns

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This has been really fun to make, also makes the read-me more professional.

linking images into  the read-me was really simple all you need is to do this:
 ![anyname](link)

The traditional triple "`" notation works with code blocking too.

The read-me system works really similar to the Blogger system you may or may not be familiar with  it also has a preview if you edit it through the GitHub site it's self through the edit button after you select the file it's self.


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