Q&A
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| 01.Preamble | The part before \begin{document}. It’s for \title, \author and \newcommand that is visible for the whole document. |
| 02.Define commands(macro) | \newcommand{command-name}[parameter-count][optional-parameters]{definition} in preamble |
| 03.Show title and table-of-contents | Make sure both of them are after \begin{document} |
| 04.Article outline elements | \chapter \section \subsection |
| 05.Numbered list | \begin{enumerate} \item ... \end{...} |
| 06.Non-numbered list | \begin{itemize} \item ... \end{...} |
| 07.Description list | \begin{description} \item ... \end{...} |
| 08.Table | \begin{tabular} head1 & head2\\ \hline row1-col1 & row1-col2\\ \end{...} Don’t forget \ at the end of each row (including head) |
| 09.Reference | \label{key} \ref{key} \pageref{key} |
| 10.Bibliography | \begin{thebibliography}{widest label} \bibitem[labelA]{keyA} Author A, Title A, Year A \end{...} Don’t forget the second argument in begin section. \cite{keyA,keyB} to cite the reference(s). |
| 11.Inline formula | \( ... \) |
| 12.Separate formula | \[ ... \] |
| 13.Numbered formula | \begin{equation} ... \end{...} |
| 14.Multi-line formula | \begin{align} formula1 &= A formula2 &= B \end{...} amsmath provides a align mode to use & to align multi-line formula. |
| 15.Subscript in formula | a_{subscript} \lim_{n=1,2, \ldots} a_n |
| 16.Underline and overline in formula | \overline{} \underline{}_{} \overbrace \underbrace |