This article describes how to merge MD files in Python. It has details to set the IDE, a list of steps, and a sample code to merge Markdown in Python. You will learn to merge multiple Markdown files with different import strategies.

Steps to Merge MD in Python

1. Set the IDE to use Aspose.Words for Python via .NET to merge MD files
2. Import the Aspose.Words library and create a warning callback class
3. Load and apply the license to avoid watermarks and product limitations
4. Create the MarkdownLoadOptions object and register the warning callback method
5. Load both the markdown files into separate Document objects
6. Append the second Markdown file to the first Markdown using the append_document() method
7. Save the merged Markdown file as an MD file

These steps summarize how to merge Markdown files in Python. Import the Aspose.Words library, implement the warning callback, apply the license, and create the MarkdownLoadOptions object for assigning the warning callback method. Load the MD files into the Document objects and append one MD file to another using the append_document() method.

Code to Combine MD in Python

This code demonstrates how to merge MD files. You may run a loop on multiple files and add all the MD files to a base MD file loaded before all the subsequent MD files for merging. The import behavior can be controlled using the MarkdownLoadOptions, and specific SaveOptions can be used to save the output in a different format.

This article has guided us to merge Markdown files. To convert a Markdown file to a Word file, refer to the article Convert Markdown to Word in Python.