How to start a new line in markdown

In Markdown, you can start a new line in several ways:

  1. Press Enter twice: When you're writing in a Markdown editor or a text editor that supports Markdown, pressing Enter twice will create a new line.
  2. Use two spaces: You can also use two spaces at the end of a line to create a new line. This is because Markdown interprets two spaces as a line break.
  3. Use a blank line: Simply pressing Enter once and then leaving a blank line will also create a new line.
  4. Use the Markdown syntax: You can also use the Markdown syntax to create a new line. For example, you can use </br> or &#13; to create a new line.

Here's an example of how you can use these methods to create a new line in Markdown:

Method 1: Press Enter twice

This is the first line.

Press Enter twice:

This is the first line.

This is the second line.

Method 2: Use two spaces

This is the first line..

Method 3: Use a blank line

This is the first line.

Press Enter once and leave a blank line:

This is the first line.

This is the second line.

Method 4: Use the Markdown syntax

This is the first line.
</br>This is the second line.

Note that the Markdown syntax is not necessary in most cases, and the other methods are usually sufficient.