Question

How do I learn LaTeX code? Like How do I know it?? :D

Answer 1

Have you checked out any of the latex tutorials in this section?

Answer 2

There are tutorials? O.O
NO I HAVEN'T....... :/

Answer 3

http://openstudy.com/updates/51fbcbade4b0cc46c14a461d

Answer 4

OH THANK YOU!! :D

Answer 5

I'll go through it ! :D

Answer 6

you're welcome
If something isn't clear after reading it, ask it and i'll explain :)

Answer 7

I'll msg you?

Answer 8

No just post it here.
You can also practice here.

Answer 9

Okay thanks! :)

Answer 10

[latex]\vec{AB}[/latex]

Answer 11

\[\vec{A}]\

Answer 12

\[\vec{A}\]

Answer 13

NAILED IT.... B|

Answer 14

Better use ( ) instead of [ ]
You can use latex inline then,

for example, when i use `\[\vec{A}\]`, it will be on the next line:
\[\vec{A}\]
when i use `\(\vec{A}\)`, it will be on the same line: \(\vec{A}\)

Answer 15

OH COOL!
THANKS! :)

Answer 16

\[A=\begin{bmatrix}
a_{11} &a_{12} \\
a_{21} &a_{22} \\
\end{bmatrix} \]
Great way to see and edit the more advanced math parts:
http://www.codecogs.com/eqneditor

But thomaster's and SnuggieLad's tutorials are better for seeing how to use it creativly in posts and cover all the basic math.

Answer 17

\(\det(A)\implies \begin{vmatrix}
\bbox[1px,lightblue,border:1px solid black]a&\bbox[lightgreen,1px,border:1px solid black]b\\
\bbox[yellow,1px,border:1px solid black]c&\bbox[pink,1px,border:1px solid black]d
\end{vmatrix}
=
\bbox[1px,lightblue,border:1px solid black]{a}\cdot \bbox[pink,1px,border:1px solid black]d
-\bbox[yellow,1px,border:1px solid black]c \cdot\bbox[lightgreen,1px,border:1px solid black]b\)

Answer 18

\(\Huge\uparrow\sf show-off~:p~\uparrow\)

Answer 19

@Akashdeepdeb \(\cal\Huge\color{magenta}{Hows~it~going?}\)

Answer 20

@thomaster No, no. \(\bbox[1px,lightblue,border:1px solid black]{a}\cdot \bbox[pink,1px,border:1px solid black]d
-\bbox[yellow,1px,border:1px solid black]c \cdot\bbox[lightgreen,1px,border:1px solid black]b\), not \(\sf show-off\)

Now, if you go this way: \(\left|\begin{smallmatrix}
\sf sh&\sf f^2\\
\sf o & \sf ow
\end{smallmatrix}\right|\) you can get that.

Answer 21

Haha I was just kidding :P

Answer 22

\[\huge \color{green}{Am I Doing This Right?}\]

Answer 23

You forgot to get spaces in there. Use the \text{} tag OR manually add spaces with ~.

Answer 24

\(\bf Hello~there!\)

Answer 25

`hello`

Answer 26

\[\LaTeX\]
Is this \(\LaTeX\) logo right? :P

Answer 27

Yes.