(UPDATED) LaTeX Tutorial 3 - Brackets, Tables, and Arrays

[@sukritimacker7562]

Best tutorial for Latex one could find on KZbin! This series is amazing!!

[@MichelleKrummel]

Thank you. I'm glad you're finding it helpful!

[@zahidamona5798]

Really really helpful 👍

[@MathwithMunaza]

I was planning on learning this stuff and now I've found a perfect teacher for this.Thanks Michelle.

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I normally never try to make a comment on KZbin comment sections. Prefer just being a viewer but had to make an exception to this one. Such good content and so well explained.

[@sheetaldewan2187]

Thank you for such an informative tutorial. The way you take up common mistakes, and their solutions, is commendable. I am a beginner, and trust me, it has helped me a lot. Best wishes!

[@MichelleKrummel]

So glad to hear that! Good luck with your future projects!

[@Shivankaes]

Really one of the best Latex Tutorials

[@meriemalahmadihammou6073]

Thank you very much for these amazing tutorials. LaTeX used to be a black box for me, but with each video in this series, the box is becoming lighter😇.

[@murielfang755]

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[@achirangshux]

The tutorials are really helpful and lucid. p.s. that bike at 20:30 was hillarious

[@MichelleKrummel]

OMG-I meant to edit that out. That long pause was me silently fuming! Hahahaha.

[@achirangshux]

@@MichelleKrummel (ᅌᴗᅌ* ) haha, no, you should keep that

[@lernen4587]

This is the best LaTeX Tutorial series for beginners in my opinion. Thank you for creating and uploading this concise yet understandable video series :) !

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[@saptadeepchatterjee5064]

This is seriously brilliant!! Thank you once again Michelle Krummel Maam!! Your lectures are so much fun to attend to. I have been learning LaTeX for the past two-three days and i am finding it insanely useful!! Solved so much of my headache!!

[@MichelleKrummel]

I'm so glad to hear that!

[@pragatsharma1580]

If i have 2 columns how do i arrange them properly , the second column is going out of space and the paragraph in first column i not written in multiple lines, it is written in single line

[@TonyHorsley-l8j]

Dear Michelle, These tutorials are really very good and very helpful. Thanks.

[@baruchba7503]

Awesome! Your tutorials are the best I've viewed. The way you present the material reminds me of my AP Calculus teacher from many years ago. Thank you for all you've taught me.

[@MichelleKrummel]

You're welcome! :)

[@abdulrehmanrandhawa4915]

way of teaching is extraordinary and a lot of blessings for you

[@joseantoniobarreranunez9949]

Thank you once more Michelle. It's time to go to sleep (2:15 pm Spanish time) Good night.

[@maimounatambadou8783]

I'm French and this is the best tutorial it's just amazing

[@jacoboribilik3253]

This feels pretty much like learning to write and read all over again!

[@aspiring_actuary]

Extremely helpful for a beginner like me. Thank you so much ma'am.

[@passion0812]

It is a very helpful tutorials for latex. I learn a lot from this tutorials. Thank you Michelle Krummel🥰🤩

[@atanusarkar8384]

I wish I had real teachers like you in my life....mine only care about money. Anyway, THANKS A LOT...this series is one of its kind.🤗🤗🤗🤗

[@lucassoeth2696]

Best tutorial ever, also loved that you stopped to appreciate (or not) the loud bike. Anyways thanks!

[@derrickhe2886]

Best Latex tutorial ever!

[@MichelleKrummel]

Glad it was helpful!

[@ayushdubey1406]

I'm working on my project and this is definitely useful. Thank you for emphasizing on the "little" details. That's great. 👍

[@nobir98]

In 25:52, you could've used \begin{table}[!th] % rest of the latex code ... \end{table} Notice the table option (`!th`). So, you don't have to use float package anymore. You could also use `h!`, it will also fix the problem.

[@shamsanbims5020]

Thank you so much Michelle. I's so much grateful for all your work

[@thanhnguyenchi2356]

This is much more helpful than the class I took at HUST haha :D. Thank you so much

[@Maju.m87]

Thanks, very good, perfect series of videos for LaTeX.

[@sinafarokh28]

Thank you for teaching everything step by step. Thank you for your time

[@qCJLbggG4IWAY9nTH6o]

this was so pleasant to watch and extremely informative. thank you so much!

[@MichelleKrummel]

Glad it was helpful!

[@wellingtonlawlib7831]

Yes, Much improved, with the very sharp video.

[@angusash7695]

Guy from 20:35 to 20:53 be like “BRRRRRRRRRRRBRRRRRRRRR”

[@palakmaitra01]

I learned a lot from your tutorials. Will you please make video on how to write a matrix on a Tex maker and also how to add visual content to Tex maker?

[@psuchemousike]

Hi! Thank you for your tutorials! They are very helpful and easy-to-understand. I like how you are not too fast but also not too slow in speaking. Would you have an idea why my \vspace[1cm] isn't working? Does it require a package, too?

[@MichelleKrummel]

(1) Try inserting a blank line before it, or (2) try \vspace*[1cm] instead. It's hard to say without seeing the surrounding code.

[@psuchemousike]

@@MichelleKrummel Hi, Michelle! Thanks for your reply. I figured it out. I was viewing your tutorial from a very small screen so I did not notice that it waa supposed to be curly braces instead of square brackets. But I wonder why you wrote square brackets in your reply. May I know when a square bracket is used in the code and when a curly brace is used? They seem to both be used for indicating parameters or specifications. By the way, your tutorial vids are so helpful and easy-to-understand. Codes can get intimidating but you've broken it down to a way that beginners can digest. Thank you so much!

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Keep providing such amazing useful content..

[@tsc411]

Best of the best!

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You did a great job, am getting there sooner. thanks

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Thank you for the excellent tutorials. Exactly what I've been looking for.

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Thanks for the amazing tutorials, needed them very much.

[@nformineh1037]

Thank you so much. Your tutorials have really helped me a lot. I have a question. What textbook would you recommend to someone who might want to learn about latex further?

[@bleakmess]

Thanks for the tutorial, I am getting an error while using arrays should I include any package

[@hahamong5097]

Amazing tutorial！

[@joseantoniobarreranunez9949]

Hey again Michell! I've just finished writing this tutorial 3. I's been wonderful doing it. May I ask a question please? If I wanted to justify to the left side of the page the fractions and the arrays what should I write in the code, and in which line/s? Hope I've been clear with my question. Thank you Michell in advance and I wish you and your family have a very good new year.

[@MichelleKrummel]

You can use \begin{flalign*} instead of \begin{align*}. Just be sure to use an extra & at the end of each line, like so: \begin{flalign*}1&2&\\3&4&\end{flalign*}

[@joseantoniobarreranunez9949]

@@MichelleKrummel Great! It works. Thank you.

[@ricseeds4835]

Are more LaTeX tutorials in the works? Please say yes

[@m-electronics5977]

Can I also restart the numbering of the equations? E.g. for a modulation steps of the equation?

[@salahuddin6266]

What did you write in place of c at 33:53

[@volkankeremcicek7172]

Hello, thank you for the great video. I have a problem that it does not matter which environment I am using ,ex. equation or align, it is always bold in default. How could I overcome this or what is the problem? Thanks!

[@spectator59]

Nice video; thanks. For the other pedants out there: the name "pipe symbol" for "|" only (slowly) came into use after the creation of Unix in the mid-70s. Before that, it was known as "vertical bar" -- which is still its proper name. For "}" and "{", I just call them "braces"; including "curly" sounds redundant to my ear. "[" and "]" are "brackets".

[@chikopheidris394]

Amazing teacher

[@bioseanthonyolise3921]

Please can you send me link on where you taught column, how to draw a rectangular or square

[@tatihveudmia]

How can I number my home work using latex. Please help me

[@nizarr.3723]

I get an error for the arrays: Environment align undefined. Please help. Great playlist by the way. Thank you

[@miladhajishafiee8225]

It's awesome thanks for all your efforts

[@dongivetomi]

Hi, I don't why every time I compile. The pdf page started at the beginning. Do you know how to solve it? Very much appreciated.

[@sergiohuaman6084]

Hi! I wanted to put my grain of sand here. I am using MiKTeX 20.6.29 + Visual Studio Code (which I find best for multipurpose editing plus I've synchronized it with Github), and tried the \def command for stretching the array, but it didn't work. I had to use enewcommand{\arraystretch}{1.5} instead. Thanks!

[@ahmadmusnansyah5662]

Thank you... !! Great video tutor

[@ali75988]

Thank you for the tutorial series. I have a question, my data in table is large (comparative analysis), contains more columns and rows and I would like to have it in landscape mode. Is there any way we can do this in latex?

[@abcxyz12321]

Mam, how to remove " table " word , in table caption , Example , TABLE 1 : .......... Table word how to remove it mam ?? Please mam help me

[@msudandevkota6797]

What is the difference between TEx maker and TeX studio?

[@joseantoniobarreranunez9949]

Have a quick look in the internet and you will see the difference. I think that both are LaTeX editors.

[@harshsingh0996]

please tell me how you recorded this lecture which software did you use??

[@MichelleKrummel]

Camtasia

[@harshsingh0996]

@@MichelleKrummel thank you so much can't beleive you replied. Love you

[@MichelleKrummel]

Geez...now I feel bad for leaving such a short reply. You're welcome! :D

[@FranciscoMurphyPérez]

If using xelatex to compile, `\parindent 0px` will cause an error, works by using `\parindent 0pt` :)

[@Edgawliet]

Is possible to use the align enviroment for numbering certain equations and not others? For example let's say I want to enumerate just the first equation within align then I proceed to put some equalities that I don't want to enumerate, so later when I use again align enviroment continues the previous enumeration.

[@MichelleKrummel]

Yes, you can use onumber to turn off numbering for a specific line. See the explanation here: tex.stackexchange.com/questions/17528/show-equation-number-only-once-in-align-environment/17529

[@Edgawliet]

​@@MichelleKrummel Awesome! onumber is exaclty what I need it. Thank you.

[@aryansaxena4978]

Pretty awesome michelle

[@iitmaths4757]

Thank you so much mam!!!

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[@nowhereman8564]

,wonderful, many thanks

[@vinhnghihuynh8907]

I've just realized that your intro music sounds like "I Should've known" from Minh, right? XD

[@lordnavjot5921]

thanks a lot!

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Thank you!!

[@alex_blade2001]

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Thank you. 🙇‍♂️