Somebody says something famous.
Some quotations.
<dl>
<dt>A term to be defined</dt>
<dd>- Description copied from w3schools.com</dd>
<dt>Another technical term</dt>
<dd>- Describe it here.</dd>
</dl>
for i=1:2:101;
i = i + 1;
end
if i > 100
disp('i is larger than 100')
elseif i < 100
disp('i is smaller than 100')
else disp('i may not be 100')
end
Here's some inline math. I copied the question from my MATH 2070B homework 4 question 3.1
If \(R\) is a non-commutative ring, for \(a,b,c \in R\) such that \(ab = bc = 1\), we have \(a = c\) because \(a(bc) = (ab)c\).
We can use pandoc to convert it to different formats.
LaTeX documents
pandoc testing_slides.mkd -o foo_latex.pdf
Beamer slides
pandoc -t beamer testing_slides.mkd -V theme:Warsaw -o foo_beamer.pdf
Reveal.js slides
pandoc -sit revealjs --mathjax testing_slides.mkd -o foo_revealjs.html --variable revealjs-url=http://lab.hakim.se/reveal-js
Slidy slides
pandoc -sit slidy --webtex testing_slides.mkd -o foo_slidy.html
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