MDX empowers you to seamlessly incorporate React components within your Markdown content. This provides a powerful way to create dynamic and interactive documentation.

For example, consider this button:

<button>Click Me!</button>

It's a regular React component, living right here in our Markdown.

You can also embed images. Here's an example:

Code snippets can be displayed with syntax highlighting.

function greet(name) {
 return `Hello, ${name}!`;
}


console.log(greet("World"));

MDX offers a versatile approach to blending content and code. It's a great tool for building modern documentation sites and interactive tutorials.

```md
---
title: "My Rewritten MDX Document"
description: "An example MDX document, now reworded."
---


# A New Spin on My MDX Document


Let's take a look at this MDX document, but with all the sentences reconstructed!


## Exploring MDX


With MDX, you have the ability to effortlessly weave React components into your Markdown. This gives you a robust method for crafting documentation that is both lively and engaging.


As an illustration, check out this button:


```jsx
<button>Click Me!</button>

It is a standard React component, residing directly inside our Markdown.

You also have the option to include images. Here is one for you:

Code segments can be presented with highlighted syntax.

function greet(name) {
 return `Hello, ${name}!`;
}


console.log(greet("World"));

MDX presents a flexible technique for combining code and content. It's a fantastic resource for developing up-to-date documentation websites and interactive guides.

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