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Preparing courses, live labs, and learning resources.सामग्री लोड हो रही है, कृपया प्रतीक्षा करें...
Preparing courses, live labs, and learning resources.सामग्री लोड हो रही है, कृपया प्रतीक्षा करें...
Hyperlinks are the foundation of the World Wide Web. Markdown provides multiple distinct ways to create links: Inline Links (for quick one-off references), Reference-Style Links (for clean, readable source text), and Autolinks (for bare URLs).
An inline link consists of the clickable anchor text in square brackets [ ], immediately followed by the destination URL in parentheses ( ):
<a href="https://mskinstitute.in">MSK Institute</a>You can include an optional hover title by adding text in double quotes inside the parentheses:
Links do not have to point to external websites; they can point to local files or section headings within the same document:
Markdown parsers automatically convert headings into URL slugs (lowercased, spaces replaced by hyphens):
When linking to long URLs multiple times throughout an article, inline links can make the raw source text messy and difficult to read. Reference links keep your paragraphs clean by defining the destination URL at the bottom of the document:
If you simply want to display a clickable URL or email address without custom anchor text:
Enclose the URL in angle brackets < >:
In GitHub Flavored Markdown, any bare URL beginning with http://, https://, or www. is automatically converted into a clickable link without requiring angle brackets:
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