Question

Testing, Ignore~

Answer 1

`\(\huge\mathbb{\color{black}{INDEX:}}\) \(\hspace{-80pt}\huge\mathbb{\color{red}{I}\color{gold}{N}\color{lime}{D}\color{cyan}{E}\color{blueviolet}{X}\color{purple}{:}}\)`

`\(\Large\bf\color{red}{1.~Basic~Placement}\)`
`\(\Large\bf\color{gold}{2.~Sizes}\)`
`\(\Large\bf\color{lime}{3.~Fonts}\)`
`\(\Large\bf\color{cyan}{4.~Colors}\)`
`\(\Large\bf\color{blueviolet}{5.~Spacing}\)`
`\(\Large\bf\color{purple}{6.~Special~Characters}\)`
`\(\Large\bf\color{orchid}{7.~Other~Fun~Extras}\)`

Answer 2

`\(\huge\mathbb{\color{black}{INDEX:}}\) \(\hspace{-80pt}\huge\mathbb{\color{red}{I}\color{gold}{N}\color{lime}{D}\color{cyan}{E}\color{blueviolet}{X}\color{purple}{:}}\)`

`\(\huge\color{red}{⍚}\)` `\(\Large\mathbb{\color{red}{Basic~Command~Placement}}\)` `\(\huge\color{red}{⍚}\)`
`\(\huge\color{gold}{⍚}\)` `\(\Large\mathbb{\color{gold}{Sizes}}\)` `\(\huge\color{gold}{⍚}\)`
`\(\huge\color{lime}{⍚}\)` `\(\Large\mathbb{\color{lime}{Fonts}}\)` `\(\huge\color{lime}{⍚}\)`
`\(\huge\color{cyan}{⍚}\)` `\(\Large\mathbb{\color{cyan}{Colors}}\)` `\(\huge\color{cyan}{⍚}\)`
`\(\huge\color{blueviolet}{⍚}\)` `\(\Large\mathbb{\color{blueviolet}{Spacing}}\)` `\(\huge\color{blueviolet}{⍚}\)`
`\(\huge\color{purple}{⍚}\)` `\(\Large\mathbb{\color{purple}{Special~Characters}}\)` `\(\huge\color{purple}{⍚}\)`
`\(\huge\color{orchid}{⍚}\)` `\(\Large\mathbb{\color{orchid}{Other~Fun~Extras}}\)` `\(\huge\color{orchid}{⍚}\)`

Answer 3

****MUST BE POSTED WITH THE GIVEN SPACING****

Answer 4

\(\huge\mathbb{\color{black}{INDEX:}}\) \(\hspace{-80pt}\huge\mathbb{\color{red}{I}\color{gold}{N}\color{lime}{D}\color{cyan}{E}\color{blueviolet}{X}\color{purple}{:}}\)

\(\huge\color{red}{⍚}\) \(\Large\mathbb{\color{red}{Basic~Command~Placement}}\) \(\huge\color{red}{⍚}\)
\(\huge\color{gold}{⍚}\) \(\Large\mathbb{\color{gold}{Sizes}}\) \(\huge\color{gold}{⍚}\)
\(\huge\color{lime}{⍚}\) \(\Large\mathbb{\color{lime}{Fonts}}\) \(\huge\color{lime}{⍚}\)
\(\huge\color{cyan}{⍚}\) \(\Large\mathbb{\color{cyan}{Colors}}\) \(\huge\color{cyan}{⍚}\)
\(\huge\color{blueviolet}{⍚}\) \(\Large\mathbb{\color{blueviolet}{Spacing}}\) \(\huge\color{blueviolet}{⍚}\)
\(\huge\color{purple}{⍚}\) \(\Large\mathbb{\color{purple}{Special~Characters}}\) \(\huge\color{purple}{⍚}\)
\(\huge\color{orchid}{⍚}\) \(\Large\mathbb{\color{orchid}{Other~Fun~Extras}}\) \(\huge\color{orchid}{⍚}\)

Answer 5

\(\huge\color{red}{◈}\) \(\huge\bf\color{red}{Basic~Command~Placement}\) \(\huge\color{red}{◈}\)


\(\cal\color{black}{Here~is~a~breakdown~of~the~following~code,~which~appears~as:}\)


\(\Large\bf\color{red}{Hello!}\)
`\(\Large\bf\color{red}{Hello!}\)`

The " `\Large` " in this code is the selected size command. Size commands always go first.
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`\(\Large\bf\color{red}{Hello!}\)`

Next is the font command. For this specific command, the font is " `\bf` ".
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`\(\Large\bf\color{red}{Hello!}\)`

After the font command, you can insert the color command. In this instance, I chose red by inserting the color word into the brackets, like so:
" `\color{red}` "
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`\(\Large\bf\color{red}{Hello!}\)`

After choosing your color, you can insert your text into the brackets. In this code, the text is " `{Hello!}` ", as seen towards the end of the command.

Answer 6

@nobrainiachere

Answer 7

It looks good, but you might want to start with basic LaTeX. A.K.A. `\(Example\)`
Then move on to fonts, then sizes, then colors, etc. etc....

Answer 8

I will, that'll be the beginning paragraph.
I just wanted to practice the fancier stuff.

Answer 9

It's what both Jay and I did and people are making LaTeX right after, using colors, fonts, sizes, and boxes and maybe bboxes

Answer 10

What you have right there, should be after you explain basic LaTeX, fonts, sizes, and colors. So they know how to combine those right then and there.

Answer 11

Well, I thought that, but when they try it out, they don't know how to order them, which is why I wanted to put that first then move on to the rest.

Answer 12

Well, it might get a little confusing. Here is what i did.. (I placed an example with each one(Because i used tables))

Answer 13

I started with this,

\(\Huge\sf Basic~\LaTeX\)

When using LaTeX you start by placing `\(` at the start and `\)` when you have finished. For example you can type `\(Example\)` and it will come out as \(Example\)

Answer 14

Do you see how i explained it within the paragraph?

Answer 15

(I forgot to do something special for mathbb xD)

\(\Huge\sf Fonts\)

\(\begin{array}{|l|l|}\hline
\sf{Command}&\sf{Outcome}\\\hline
\sf{\backslash tt}&\sf{\tt{tt}}\\\hline
\sf{\backslash it}&\sf{\it{it}}\\\hline
\sf{\backslash sf}&\sf{\sf{sf}}\\\hline
\sf{\backslash bf}&\sf{\bf{bf}}\\\hline
\sf{\backslash rm}& \sf{\rm{rm}}\\\hline
\sf{\backslash cal}& \sf{\cal{cal}}\\\hline
\sf{\backslash scr}& \sf{\scr{scr}}\\\hline
\sf{\backslash frak}& \sf{\frak{frak}}\\\hline
\sf{\backslash mathbb}& \sf{\mathbb{MATHBB}}\\\hline
\sf{\backslash boldsymbol}& \sf{\boldsymbol{boldsymbol}}\\\hline
\end{array}\)

For example, you can type `\(\sf{\LaTeX}\)` and it will come out as \(\sf{\LaTeX}\)

Answer 16

Yeah, I'd put that before it all.

Answer 17

Do you see what i mean?

Answer 18

BTW, mathbb shouldn't be in the table b/c it's a special case..

Answer 19

I know, didn't you read the parentheses at the beginning?

Answer 20

Since i need to change it, it would most likely look like this..

Answer 21

Ohhhhhhhhhhhh I didn't see that, sorry. xD

Answer 22

Also, I noticed that mathbb only changes font for capitalized letters, like scr.

Answer 23

That is true..

Answer 24

That is one of two reasons why i don't use them that much. The second, is because scr looks weird xD

Answer 25

Especially the w

Answer 26

Hmm, should i take out \scr and do the same thing?

Answer 27

Yeah, I never liked scr.
I like mathbb for some things.

Answer 28

Because i was going to have it look like this,

\(\Huge\sf Fonts\)

\(\begin{array}{|l|l|}\hline
\sf{Command}&\sf{Outcome}\\\hline
\sf{\backslash tt}&\sf{\tt{tt}}\\\hline
\sf{\backslash it}&\sf{\it{it}}\\\hline
\sf{\backslash sf}&\sf{\sf{sf}}\\\hline
\sf{\backslash bf}&\sf{\bf{bf}}\\\hline
\sf{\backslash rm}& \sf{\rm{rm}}\\\hline
\sf{\backslash cal}& \sf{\cal{cal}}\\\hline
\sf{\backslash scr}& \sf{\scr{scr}}\\\hline
\sf{\backslash frak}& \sf{\frak{frak}}\\\hline
\sf{\backslash boldsymbol}& \sf{\boldsymbol{boldsymbol}}\\\hline
\end{array}\)

\(\backslash mathbb\) is a special case, it only changes the font for capital letters, if you were to use it, you would have to place it right by the text. For example `\(\mathbb{EXAMPLE}\)` would come out as \(\mathbb{EXAMPLE}\)

For example, you can type `\(\sf{\LaTeX}\)` and it will come out as \(\sf{\LaTeX}\)

Answer 29

What do you think?

Answer 30

Good, but maybe have the two lines switched.
Also, you should note that \scr only changes capital letters as well.

Answer 31

And you need another bracket after the EXAMPLE
{EXAMPLE}}

Answer 32

Ugh, OS is lagging .-.

Answer 33

What two lines? o.o

Answer 34

True, let me fix that :/

Answer 35

Wait, no i don't ._.

Answer 36

LIAH xD

Answer 37

My subscores are close to being balanced cx

Answer 38

wut *confuzzled*

Answer 39

I don't need to place an extra brackett :/

Answer 40

Bracket*

Answer 41

Yeah you do... see?
\(\Large\mathbb{\color{red}{Hello!}\)
Compared to two brackets:
\(\Large\mathbb{\color{red}{Hello!}}\)

Answer 42

But i haven't said any colors yet ._.

Answer 43

Well, at least not for mathbb

Answer 44

I don't think I've used it w/o colors.. o-o

Answer 45

afk/brb

Answer 46

\(\Huge\sf Fonts\)

\(\begin{array}{|l|l|}\hline
\sf{Command}&\sf{Outcome}\\\hline
\sf{\backslash tt}&\sf{\tt{tt}}\\\hline
\sf{\backslash it}&\sf{\it{it}}\\\hline
\sf{\backslash sf}&\sf{\sf{sf}}\\\hline
\sf{\backslash bf}&\sf{\bf{bf}}\\\hline
\sf{\backslash rm}& \sf{\rm{rm}}\\\hline
\sf{\backslash cal}& \sf{\cal{cal}}\\\hline
\sf{\backslash scr}& \sf{\scr{scr}}\\\hline
\sf{\backslash frak}& \sf{\frak{frak}}\\\hline
\sf{\backslash boldsymbol}& \sf{\boldsymbol{boldsymbol}}\\\hline
\end{array}\)

\(\backslash mathbb\) is a special case, it only changes the font for capital letters same with \(\backslash scr\), if you were to use it with a color, you would have to place it like this., `\(\color{blueviolet}{\mathbb{EXAMPLE}}\)` would come out as \(\color{blueviolet}{\mathbb{EXAMPLE}}\)

For example, you can type `\(\sf{\LaTeX}\)` and it will come out as \(\sf{\LaTeX}\)

Answer 47

How is that?

Answer 48

And i don't really use mathbb, i usually use sf, bf, or tt

Answer 49

The two lines.. the "For example, you can type...." should go first, then the other line.

Answer 50

That's what I meant before. xD

Answer 51

Oh, ok. Also, i just memorized how to make tables using LaTeX.... in 2 seconds....... LOL

Answer 52

How does it look now?

Answer 53

Tables?
I've never made a table. x'D

Answer 54

xD

Answer 55

Do you see what my fonts are in? That's a table xD

Answer 56

I know that... but I've never made one myself.. XD

Answer 57

Yeah, they are actually very easy.

Answer 58

Easier than boxes?

Answer 59

They can be used to make multiple boxes xD

Answer 60

So if you mean multiple, then yes.

Answer 61

Show me a table code :p

Answer 62

```
\(\Huge\begin{array}{|l|l|}\hline
\sf I'm&Swaggy\\\hline\end{array}\)

Answer 63

```
\(\Huge\begin{array}{|l|l|}\hline
\sf I'm&\sf Swaggy\\\hline
\sf Don't&\sf you\\\hline
\sf Agree&\sf ?\\\hline\end{array}\)

Answer 64

Can you break the code down? o-o

Answer 65

Like... tell me what each thing means and does..

Answer 66

I'm not sure how to explain this.... Hmm.....

Answer 67

Well, hline makes the lines in between the words

Answer 68

Through a drawing is best..

Answer 69

The only thing I don't get is the thing ater array..

Answer 70

Hmm, ok

Answer 71

OH!