List of Symbols

Text Formatting

*: Asterisk for emphasis (italic or bold).
**: Double asterisk for strong emphasis (bold).
`: Backtick for inline code or literals.
=: Equals sign for underlining titles.
-: Hyphen for bullet points or underlining subtitles.
#: Hash symbol for numbered lists.
::: Double colon for literal blocks.
|: Vertical bar for substitution references.
..: Double dot for comments or directives.
[]: Square brackets for hyperlinks or citations.

Code Recognition

.. code-block:: language: Directive for syntax-highlighted code blocks.

Example:
```
def hello():
    print("Hello, world!")
```
::: Double colon for literal blocks (unhighlighted code).

Example:
```
This is a literal block of text or code.
```

Links and References

`.. _label:`: Define a target for internal references.

Example:

.. _my_target:
This is a target for internal references.

`label_`: Reference a target using an underscore.

Example:
```
See my_target_ for more details.
```

```text <url>``__: Inline hyperlink.

Example:

Visit `Google <https://www.google.com>`__.

`.. image:: path/to/image.png`: Directive for embedding images.

Example:

.. image:: logo.png
   :alt: Alternative text
   :width: 200px

`.. figure:: path/to/image.png`: Directive for figures with captions.

Example:

.. figure:: diagram.png
   :alt: Diagram description
   :width: 300px

   This is a caption for the figure.

Tables

.. table::: Directive for creating tables

Example:

Sample Table
Header 1	Header 2
Row 1	Data 1
Row 2	Data 2