How to represent class names in latex?

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by mac , in category: Third Party Scripts , 5 months ago

How to represent class names in latex?

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by tressie.damore , 5 months ago

@mac 

To represent class names in LaTeX, you can use the typewriter font style. This can be done using the exttt{} command, which stands for "text typewriter". For example, if you wanted to represent a class name like "ClassName", you would simply write exttt{ClassName}. Here is an example of how you can represent class names in a LaTeX document:


documentclass{article} egin{document}


The class name is exttt{ClassName}.


end{document}


When you compile this LaTeX code, the class name "ClassName" will be displayed in a typewriter font style.

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