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--- tanszek:oktatas:techcomm:mathematical_expressions_in_tex_language [2025/09/04 12:21] – kissa
+++ tanszek:oktatas:techcomm:mathematical_expressions_in_tex_language [2026/08/30 16:50] (current) – kissa
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 **Getting Started:**
-  - **Overleaf**: We will use Overleaf, a free online LaTeX editor, which allows you to write and compile LaTeX documents directly in your browser.
+  - **Papeeria**: We will use Papeeria, a browser-based LaTeX editor that runs document compilation in the cloud: [[https://www.papeeria.com/]]
-    - Sign up at [[https://www.overleaf.com/|Overleaf]].
-    - Overleaf offers collaborative features, version control, and a vast library of LaTeX templates.
 **Basic Document Structure:**
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 **Bold text**
-Use the `\textbf{...}` command:
+Use the ''\textbf{...}'' command:
-- Example: `\textbf{This is bold}` → **This is bold**
+  - Example: ''\textbf{This is bold}'' → **This is bold**
 **Italic text**
-Use the `\textit{...}` command:
+Use the ''\textit{...}'' command:
-- Example: `\textit{This is italic}` → *This is italic*
+  - Example: ''\textit{This is italic}'' → //This is italic//
 **Underline text**
-Use the `\underline{...}` command:
+Use the ''\underline{...}'' command:
-- Example: `\underline{This is underlined}` → \underline{This is underlined}
+  - Example: ''\underline{This is underlined}'' → __This is underlined__
 **Combining formats**
 You can even combine them:
-- Example: `\textbf{\textit{Bold and italic}}` → **_Bold and italic_**
+  - Example: ''\textbf{\textit{Bold and italic}}'' → **//Bold and italic//**
+  - Example:
-== Example ==
 <code LaTeX>
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 **Explanation:**
-  - **\usepackage{amsmath}**: The `amsmath` package is required for advanced mathematical typesetting features, including the `align` environment.
+  - **\usepackage{amsmath}**: The ''amsmath'' package is required for advanced mathematical typesetting features, including the ''align'' environment.
-  - **&**: This symbol is used to align equations at the specified point, usually before an operator like `=`.
+  - **&**: This symbol is used to align equations at the specified point, usually before an operator like ''=''.
 **Tips:**