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LaTeX is a typesetting system widely used for the production of scientific and mathematical documents. Including Python code within LaTeX documents can be beneficial when writing technical papers, reports, or any document that requires the integration of code and its corresponding output. This tutorial will guide you through the process of embedding Python code in LaTeX using the minted package.
Before you start, make sure you have the following installed:
Open your LaTeX document and add the following line in the preamble to include the minted package:
This package requires the Python package Pygments for syntax highlighting. Make sure to install it using:
For minted to execute external Python scripts, you need to enable shell escape. Add the following line in the preamble:
You can now embed Python code within your LaTeX document using the minted environment. Here's an example:
This will include a syntax-highlighted Python code block with line numbers.
Compile your LaTeX document using a compiler that supports shell escape. Use the following command:
Replace your_document.tex with the name of your LaTeX document.
Open the generated PDF to view your document, complete with the embedded Python code and its output.
This will include both the Python code and its output side by side.
Now you have successfully embedded Python code in a LaTeX document using the minted package. This can enhance the presentation of your technical documents, making them more readable and informative.
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