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3.4.10. Tables

It is possible to add tables to text in Markdown. A simple table looks like this:

First header | Second header
-------------| -------------
Cell content | Cell content
Cell content | Cell content

First header Second header

Cell content Cell content

Cell content Cell content

First header	Second header
Cell content	Cell content
Cell content	Cell content

The first line contains table headers. The second one are lines that separate the headers from the table rows. The columns are separated with a vertical bar |.

Optionally, you may also add the vertical bars before and after each table line:

| First header | Second header |
|--------------| --------------|
| Cell content | Cell content  |
| Cell content | Cell content  |

The only content available in table cells are the inline elements, such as emphasis, links, images and code spans.

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