Markdown V.S. Html, what to use to format my post?

<p dir="auto">Layoud post is quite extensive and there are different ways of doing it, the most common is the markdonwn, but it is often confused with the fact that html is the same as markdonw and it is not. <p dir="auto"><h2>What is it html?<p> <div class="text-justify"> HTML is a Hypertext Marking Language, in English <em> HyperText Markup Language is generally used for web page layout, and it is not a programming language as some people think, it is quite easy to learn, although It can be a bit tedious to write. <p dir="auto"><h2>What is it Markdonw?<p> <div class="text-justify">It is a language of light marking, I would say that it is like a "simplified HTML" created to facilitate the format application to a text, that is to say the bold, italics, links, underlining among other things, also easy to learn but much easier to write <br /> <div class="text-justify"> Many platforms support both html and markdown (or just one of them) to add styles to our text such as workpress, obvious Steemit, Squarespace and whatsapp that not long ago I implement to place bold underline, italics etc ... with code markdown. <p dir="auto"><h2> Differences between Markdown and HTML <p> <p dir="auto">Although there are quite a few aspects I will base on the basic differences that can be included to make a post <div class="table-responsive"><table> <thead> <tr><th>Type<th>Markdown<th>HTML<th>Result <tbody> <tr><td>bold font<td><code>**Hola mundo**<td><code><b>hola mundo</b><td><strong>Hola mundo <tr><td>italics<td><code>_Hola mundo_<td><code><i>hola mundo</i><td><em>Hola mundo <tr><td>strikethrough<td><code>~~Hola mundo~~<td><code><s>hola mundo</s><td><strike>Hola mundo <tr><td>line break<td><code>#<td><code><br><td>hola <br /> mundo <tr><td>numbered list<td><code>1. Elemento de lista1<td><code><ol><li> Hola mundo<li></ol><td>1. Hola mundo <tr><td>List<td><code>- Hola mundo<td><code><ul><li> Hola mundo</li></ul><td><ul><li> Hola mundo <tr><td>Center text<td><center> X<td><code><center> Hola </center><td><center> Hola <tr><td>Justify text<td><center> X<td><code><div class="text-justify"> hola mi gente de steemit</div><td><div class="text-justify"> hola mi gente de steemit <div class="text-justify"> <br />Although it is much easier to write in markdown (although sometimes it is a little complicated) if you like to write your justified texts and within the want to place bold or italics etc, you will end up using html because if you want to join markdown and html within the same block will not work. <p dir="auto"><h3>For example:<p> <p dir="auto"><code><div class="text-justify"> Many platforms support both ** html ** and _markdown_ (or just one of them) to add *** styles *** to our text. </div> <h3>Result: <div class="text-justify"> Many platforms support both ** html ** and _markdown_ (or just one of them) to add *** styles *** to our text. <div class="text-justify"><br />This is the reason why our bold or italics often do not work within our justified text. Another contradiction that we can have is that the justified mobile text does not look very good, much less in the partiko application and some others. But well it is everyone's subject if they use one, the other or both, for me both are super important. <p dir="auto"><h2>and how do you like to write your posts?<p> <p dir="auto"><img src="https://images.hive.blog/768x0/https://ipfs.busy.org/ipfs/QmRsc52TQaZdArzQj3viAjj4nNgmtkH1TKM68PsSsyon3r" alt="QmRsc52TQaZdArzQj3viAjj4nNgmtkH1TKM68PsSsyon3r.png" srcset="https://images.hive.blog/768x0/https://ipfs.busy.org/ipfs/QmRsc52TQaZdArzQj3viAjj4nNgmtkH1TKM68PsSsyon3r 1x, https://images.hive.blog/1536x0/https://ipfs.busy.org/ipfs/QmRsc52TQaZdArzQj3viAjj4nNgmtkH1TKM68PsSsyon3r 2x" />