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youamp;#39;re watching electrical engineering lectures channel for more videos please to like subscribe and hit the bell icon for the latest notifications hello everyone in the previous video I have guided you through the complete installation of latex editor and detects compiler in this video I will be giving you a brief tutorial of how to write a technical document consisting of plain text equations figures and tables so the first command that we need to write to start any document is the document class so here is a new document and I will start with the document class and the next is an optional Kamat where you can specify the font for example here I am writing 12-point and in the curly braces you have to specify the type of document that you are going to write so for example I am going to write an article so I will write here article next the mandatory command to write any document in latex is begin and end document so that is basically a key word begin and end and begin document

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How do you comment a part of a code in LaTeX?

It is often necessary to comment out temporarily a region of TeX or LaTeX code. This can be done with the commands C-c ; and C-c % . C-c ; will comment out all lines in the current region, while C-c % will comment out the current paragraph.

How do you reference code in code?

When writing a report and citing within the text, the following method (based on common IEEE and ACM citiation rules for other types of references) can be used: () () [].

How do you use code in docs?

Follow these steps to add code in Google Docs using the Code Block add-on: Step 1: Open the desired document. Step 2: Enter and Select the code. Step 4: Go to the Extension Tab and Select Code Blocks. Step 5: Select your preferred language. Step 6: Select the theme. Step 7: Add Code Block.

How to source code in LaTeX?

How can I include source code in LaTeX documents? Include a line in your document preamble: \usepackage{lgrind} or, if you want the code to include function labels on the right hand side, \usepackage[procnames,noindent]{lgrind} Place the lines. \begin{lgrind} \input mycode.tex \end{lgrind} in your .

How do you cite a work in code?

Citing Computer Code in a Report or Paper Author(s) name (Individual or corporation) Date. Title of program/source code. Code version. Type (e.g. computer program, source code) Web address or publisher (e.g. program publisher, URL)

How do you refer to a section in LaTeX?

Referencing Sections Section labels are generated using the \label command and can then be referenced using \ref . \section{Example Section} \label{sec:example-section} \ref{sec:example-section} is an example of \texttt{section}.

How do you refer in LaTeX?

We add a reference to it using the \ref{} command, which just takes that same text string as an argument, e.g. We can define labels in LaTeX, as we see in section \ref{refsection}, and use these for cross-referencing.

How do I refer to code in LaTeX?

Referencing Code Listings The example below highlights how the \label command is used to define a unique label to this specific code listing and how it can be referenced within the text of the document using the \ref command. \lstinputlisting[caption=Example C++, label={lst:listing-cpp}, language=C++]{codesample.

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