If you want to draw a line that crosses over another line in TypeScript, you can achieve this using HTML and CSS. Here is an example:
First, create an HTML file with the following content:
706 chars39 lines
Now, open the HTML file in your browser, and you will see a horizontal line crossed by a diagonal line.
The CSS classes .cross-line
, .line
, and .vertical-line
are used to style the elements. The .cross-line
class sets the size of the container element, .line
class styles the horizontal line, and .vertical-line
class styles the vertical line that crosses the horizontal line.
You can modify the CSS styles to customize the appearance of the lines as per your requirements.
Note that TypeScript is a typed superset of JavaScript, so it doesn't have direct support for drawing lines. However, you can use HTML and CSS to achieve the desired effect in the browser.
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