How can I create a block in Markdown?

To create a block in Markdown, you have to use the symbol '>', followed by a space and then the text you want to include in the block. Here's an example:

This is a block of text in Markdown.

You can include multiple paragraphs, as well as bold and italic text.

The resulting block will be displayed with a gray background and slightly indented from the left margin.

You can also nest blocks within each other by adding additional '>' symbols. For example:

This is a block of text in Markdown.

This is a nested block.

You can include multiple paragraphs, as well as bold and italic text.

Just be careful not to overuse blocks, as they can make your text harder to read.