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% Example LaTeX | % Example LaTeX | ||
\documentclass{article} | \documentclass{article} | ||
\begin{document} | \begin{document} | ||
\title{LaTeX Example} | \title{LaTeX Example} | ||
\author{Wiki} | \author{Wiki} | ||
\maketitle | \maketitle | ||
This is a LaTeX simple example to see how | This is a LaTeX simple example to see how a simple LaTeX file looks like. | ||
\section {This is a section} | \section {This is a section} | ||
You can have sections, | You can have sections, tables, figures and more. | ||
\section{This is another section} | \section{This is another section} | ||
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% Example LaTeX
\documentclass{article}
\begin{document}
\title{LaTeX Example}
\author{Wiki}
\maketitle
This is a LaTeX simple example to see how a simple LaTeX file looks like.
\section {This is a section}
You can have sections, tables, figures and more.
\section{This is another section}
This is another section, with nothing at all inside.
\end{document}