Org-mode vs Markdown

Does an org document in VScode have any advantage over Markdown? Or does VScode have an org-mode extension?

Why not using Org mode files instead of Markdown files?

What are the advantages orgmode has over markdown

Emacs org-mode is better than Markdown.

Emacs Org mode fits that requirement nicely.Org mode (a plain text format ljke Markdown, but much more than that) files export easily to Markdown, HTML, tex/PDF, and multitude of other formats using Emacs itself or even Pandoc.My site (in my HN profile), for example contains text, images, etc. The content source is in Org mode.

I do that with org-mode https://orgmode.org/ it's integrated with Emacs and I can run code in the document as well as export to PDF for presentations for example.

How does Markdown or Asciidoc differ from Org in this regard?

Org-mode is another powerful alternative to markdown. Github can render org-mode documentation.

Org-mode has a similar feel to Markdown, exports to LaTeX, and allows you to embed LaTeX snippets so that you can keep using the Org file as your source of truth, rather than eventually having to do a full switch and edit the LaTeX document full-time.Another very neat feature is Org-Babel, which allows you to write code in (almost) any language that is then replaced with its output, which is great for example code. It can even pipe stuff through PlantUML, allowing you to embed your diagrams i

I used org-mode files to save the examples of complex commands and code snippets (for example, for Docker, Kubernetes, bash, SQL and CQL). From the reader point of view it's literally documentation, although I'm not a professional technical writer and the only reader it's just myself (ok, sometimes I share some of this files with friends and family).If you use Emacs, you will have great editor with powerful preview features (images, formatting, table processor with formulae, co