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I want to add mathematical formulas and codes in here.


For mathematical formula, MathJax is a really useful tool: MathJax Homepage
For codes, highlight.js is a very useful tool: highlight.js Homepage

Pythagoras formula: \( x^2 + y^2 = z^2 \) (The mathematical formula works!)
Here is a little code:
#This theme is Dracula
print('Hello Blog')
This is something new.

PS: First write the article, then modify the html tag.

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