R Programming By Example

Lists

Lists can be ordered, unordered, and can be marked as tasks. These cover most cases you'll need, and they are very simple to use. For ordered lists, you can use hyphens (-) or asterisks (*), and you can nest them to create nested lists. For ordered lists, you can use numbers and letters. Finally, to create task lists, you simply need to put a pair of brackets at the beginning of an item ([]). If the brackets contain an X, then it means that the task has been completed. If the brackets have a space in between them, then the item is still pending.

If we use the following input:

1. This is an ordered item - This is an unordered item - This is another unordered item 2. This is another ordered item - [ ] This is a pending task - [X] This ...