Trying to use Latex
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@debbie I find the commands much easier now, but I still have trouble trying to use many different commands together. Anyways, I'll probably get used to them in a while.
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@CoherentMango In the old days of Daily Challenge, we didn't have the forum, and instead used a Discussions feature on the course website which didn't support Latex. We had to make .png images of Latex and paste them in. It was quite a bit more onerous. So I really love the built-in Latex feature of this forum!
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@debbie Haha that must have been really hard to do. I'm thankful that at least there was a forum when I joined
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Latex seems really hard/confusing/complicated...
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@divinedolphin Don't worry, it seems hard at first, but you'll soon learn enough to write little bits here and there. And making a little bit of code is really rewarding, however small the code may be!
It might be easier to click on the "%" button above. Then, you don't need to type the backslash and parentheses.
You can type directly some code like this, without worrying about the "wrapper" of the \ \ ( and \ \)
x^2 + x + 4 = 5
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@debbie When you press the % symbol, it does this:
$$G_{\mu \nu }+\Lambda g_{\mu \nu }={8\pi G \over c^{4}}T_{\mu \nu } $$???
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@RZ923 Yes, that's an example text that they always put in. Just delete that and type your own code.
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@debbie thanks
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\(\text{Somebody once told me hands off my macaroni}\)
\(\text{Milwaukee pasta bandit found dead}\) -
\( \color{darkblue} \text{Po-Shen Loh}\) \( \color{red} \text{likes}\) \( \color{yellow} \text{bananas.}\)
\( \color{lightblue} \text{We want}\) \( \color{darkblue} \text{Po-Shen Loh}\) \( \color{red} \text{to wear a}\) \( \color{lightgreen} \text{green shirt.}\)
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\(\text{\color{blue} Po-Shen Loh \color{red} must \color{orange} wear a /color{green} green shirt\)
Why isn't it working?
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\\( \color{blue} \text{Po-Shen Loh}\\) \\( \color{red} \text{must}\\) \\( \color{orange} \text {wear a}\\) \\( \color{green} \text{green shirt}\\)\( \color{blue} \text{Po-Shen Loh}\) \( \color{red} \text{must}\) \( \color{orange} \text {wear a}\) \( \color{green} \text{green shirt}\)
