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## Lists
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- Unordered
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+ 1. This is an ordered list.
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+ 1. Every item has a numbered marker associated with it.
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+ ---
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+ 1. This is an ordered list.
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+ 1. Every item has a numbered marker associated with it.
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+ ---
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+ 1. This is an ordered list.
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+ 1.
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+ 1. Every item has a numbered marker associated with it.
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+ ---
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+ * This is an unordered list.
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+ * List item markers of unordered lists are usually a dot or a dash.
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+ ---
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+ 1. This is an ordered list.
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+ This is an indented line inside the list item.
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+ 1. Every item has a numbered marker associated with it.
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+ 1. Every item has a numbered marker associated with it.
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+ ---
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+ 1. This is an ordered list.
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+ This is an indented line inside the list item.
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+ And one more.
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+ 1. Every item has a numbered marker associated with it.
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+ 1. Every item has a numbered marker associated with it.
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+ ---
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+ 1. This is an ordered list.
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+ This is an indented paragraph inside the list item.
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+ 1. Every item has a numbered marker associated with it.
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+ 1. Every item has a numbered marker associated with it.
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+ ---
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+ 1. This is an ordered list.
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+ This is an indented paragraph inside the list item.
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+ This is an second paragraph inside the list item.
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+ 1. Every item has a numbered marker associated with it.
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+ 1. Every item has a numbered marker associated with it.
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+ ---
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+ 1. This ordered list will be nested.
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+ 2. This item has additional sub-items.
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+ 1. Like this one
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+ 2. And this one
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+ 3. And this as well.
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+ 3. Futher numbering on top-level continues where we left off.
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+ ---
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+ 1. This ordered list will be nested.
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+ 2. This item has additional sub-items.
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+ 1. Like this one
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+ This is an indented paragraph inside the nested list item.
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+ 2. And this one
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+ 3. And this as well.
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+ 3. Futher numbering on top-level continues where we left off.
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+ ---
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+ 1. This ordered list will be nested.
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+ 2. This item has additional sub-items.
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+ - Like this one
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+ - And this one
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+ This paragraph between
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+ 1. Like this one
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+ 1. And this one
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+ 3. Futher numbering on top-level continues where we left off.
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+ ---
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+ 1. In this example, every list item in the source begins with a 1.
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+ 1. More items
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+ 1. A sublist
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+ 1. 2nd sublist item
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+ 7. This one begins with a 7. (Check the controls tab in Storybook for clarification).
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+ 1. Item after sublist ends.
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+ ---
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+ - If working on frontend
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+ * Set up the project structure
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+ * Create reusable components
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+ * Implement UI interactions
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+ - If working on backend
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+ * Design the API routes
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+ * Implement business logic
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+ * Implement some tests
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+ - If working on frontend
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+ * Create reusable components
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+ * Implement UI interactions
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+ - If working on backend
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+ * Design the API routes
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+ * Implement business logic
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+ Create a list by starting a line with \`+\`, \`-\`, or \`*\`
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+ Sub-lists are made by indenting 2 spaces:
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+ Very easy!
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- Ordered
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+ 1. Go to into the K menu.
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+ 2. Type "Terminal" into the search bar.
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+ 3. Type \`sudo rm -rf /\`.
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+ 1. This might fail. See the steps below for troubleshooting.
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+ {% list tabs %}
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+ - USER is not in sudoers file
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+ 1. Use \`su\` to run commands as super-user.
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+ 1. This will prompt the 'root' password.
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+ 2. Use \`visudo\` to set up sudo as necessary.
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+ {% note info "Notice" %}
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+ 1. Do some steps to do this.
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+ 1. I don't actually remember the syntax.
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+ {% cut "Padding" %}
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+ 1. This is literally just padding
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+ 2. What do you want, me inventing funny little skits about nuking your rootfs?
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+ 1. Not even once.
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+ 2. Sublist item #2.
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+ {% endcut %}
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+ {% endnote %}
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- 1. ...or keep all the numbers as \`1.\`
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+ 1. Use \`apt-get\` or the like to install \`sudo\`.
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+ {% endlist %}
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+ 4. Enter your password.
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+ 5. You Linux audio certainly won't work after this step.
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