LaTeX for Students - A Simple Quickstart Guide
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.ค. 2024
- In this video I plainly explain the basics of LaTeX with a focus on how a student might begin to use it, such that by the end of the video you will feel ready enough to begin creating your own beautiful documents with LaTeX.
I made this video because I wish I had one like it when I began my LaTeX journey, and hope to share what I have learned with others in a simple, easy to follow way.
Resources:
- www.overleaf.com/learn
- www.latex-project.org/get/ - Get TeX for your OS
- ctan.org/ - The Comprehensive TeX Archive Network (packages)
- tug.ctan.org/info/undergradmat... - CTAN's math cheatsheet
- users.dickinson.edu/~richesod... - Two-page cheatsheet
Table of Contents
0:00 - Introduction
1:34 - Overleaf Intro
3:00 - Basic structure
4:05 - Math intro/setup
5:13 - Inline math
6:20 - Equations
7:22 - Detexify/symbols
8:02 - Images
10:56 - Document customization
13:10 - Conclusion - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
LaTeX is the software that taught me not to fear documentation. I think PGF/TikZ has a pdf with like 2K pages and barely anything else, so you either extract what you need from there or don't use it. And it's actually not that hard, one just has to overcome that initial feeling of being overwhelmed.
Same here. LaTeX and Emacs. On the other hand, some people don't want to deal with that and just want to get to the basics and be done. Thanks for your comment.
This is extremely well done , you didn't bombard us with useless information and made everything seem quite easy to understand.Thank you
I wanted to comment the exact same thing but you said it all!
Great video ! You explain things really well, while still keeping it quick and simple.
Thanks for the nice comment, I'm pleased you thought so.
Thank you for making this so easy to understand, now my homework looks super neat and cool
very informative as a beginner thanx a lot for such an easy of delivering useful steps.
Keeping true to the simplicity. Nice video.
Heart of tarrasque, respect man
@@mrpampers _Preserved heart of an extinct monster, it bolsters the bearer's fortitude._
You sound just like ReviewBrah!
Great video, and one of the best for a beginner.
Thanks and Cheers!
lol. Thanks for the nice comment!
This was a wonderful introduction
Thank you.
This was soooo good. Good job 😍
Thanks for the nice comment, glad you liked it.
Thank you, great introduction!
You are welcome, thanks for the comment.
I wanna know how to have that editor and integration of the first part of the video
Really useful, thanks
Excellent!!! Thanks a lot
Can you please provide the source code in description of 0:02 time
Which font do you use in the editor pane?
Very nice. Thanks
Spectacular
My Photo is not displaying when i do these comands. And i do not know why. If anyone has any advice pls help
Thank you my friend. *Hug*
Thanks bro !
Thank You for the beginner video. Do you have one for creating a lab book?
I do not.
Hi, how to add the range of a variable index on the right, like i= 1,...n?
13:30
Could you make a video where you make an actual project report using latex?
I'm gonna be doing a research project soon and I'll have to make a report.
Sure, I suppose I could look into that! It's really a matter of good organization: sections and subsections will form the core. So I might have an introduction section, a data collection section, an analysis section, etc. And in analysis I might have a subsection about "mathematical analysis," or in data collection I might have "uncertainty," or something like that. Good luck!
Yusss and
you could maybe show how to get bibliography working, how to do refer table #, refer eqn #
Like you said, all other tutorials are unnecessarily complicated
And what's the editor in the left at the start of the video?
That is GNU Emacs.
Is there an editor that lets me edit the equations real-time like in word, at least a symbols tab would be appreciated, I cannot stand having to constantly hit "altgr+some key" to get the stupid slashes, carets... and all the stuff required? As it stands right now, I don't see myself ever switching from word, even though LaTeX looks much nicer word is just so much faster.
There are websites that let you enter equations using calculator-like buttons and will give you the corresponding latex code to copy and paste into your editor. Just Google something like "latex equation editor"
How did you integrate Emacs inside overleaf? Could you explain? Cool...
Actually I'm using Vim bindings, it's a setting in Overleaf. You can use Emacs-like binds as well.
@@JakeBox0 Oh. I did not know overleaf had that option. Thx
THIS IS HOW TEACHERS WRITE EXAMS??? 😮
Can you please provide a link to this overleaf project.
Thanks :)
You didn't show how to make tables.😥
Tables are the worst! Lol. Jokes aside, tables can be annoying, I usually generate them with some website (just Google latex table generator), or use Emacs Org Mode.
Sorry if i look arrogant, but its pronunced "LateK" not "LateX" because the "X" Is a greek lettere with a pronunciation more similiar to K than X
0:04 // www.latex-project.org/about/
@@JakeBox0My bad 😅
Not first, but first comment!
you have dark mode on, how?
Where, in the beginning? That is a different text editor. But anyway in Overleaf you can press Menu and then scroll down to "Overall theme" and "Editor theme"
Great video with everything one needs to get started. Really nice, thank you for this. I really dislike the way you talk tho :(
It's not pronounced as tex, it's pronounced as tech. Pronounce the χ of TeX as a Greek chi, not as an ‘x’, so that TeX rhymes with the word speck.
Its is not X...
Sorry?
@@JakeBox0
It is not a big deal but the originators of LaTeX (and TeX) stressed that is was the greek letter not regular X. The greek symbol for this is pronounced the same as "ch" (as in tech) I know it is bit confusing.
@@haraldurkarlsson1147 0:05
I just can't with the " lay-tex " 😅
Latex is awful. Use Typst.
7:03
Are you typing \pir^2? I can't get that to work for me. Made sure I've got "\usepackage{amsmath,amssymb,amsthm}" in there too.
Edit: We're you going for \pi R^2? That would make sense to me if you were but building on my machine fails with "\pir^2" where as "\pi r^2" builds