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\draw (30,0.7) node {33}; | \draw (30,0.7) node {33}; | ||
</syntaxhighlight> | </syntaxhighlight> | ||
This command defines a "node" and its content is defined within the braces. The node, in the TikZ language, is a box where you can insert something, such as the number ''33'', but you can do something else like lowering font ''{\small 33}'' and much more according to LaTeX syntax. | This command defines a "node" and its content is defined within the braces. The node, in the TikZ language, is a box where you can insert something, such as the number ''33'', but you can do something else like lowering font ''{\small 33}'' and much more according to LaTeX syntax. Or you can rotate the string at an angle by placing this attribute: ''\draw (30,0.7) node [rotate = 90] {33};'' and so much more. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
<references /> | <references /> | ||