I figured that efg was being treated like 3 variables; or perhaps that the f was being treated like the symbol for "function". I also ran across \mathrm, \mathit, and so forth.
The main thing, though, was to find a way to define a multi-letter variable. So thank you for the macro. That gives me an ...
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- Thu Sep 29, 2011 12:23 am
- Forum: Math & Science
- Topic: Programming Language Variables
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Programming Language Variables
(I'm new to TeX and LaTeX) I would like to create math expressions with multi-letter variable names as used in programming languages. For example, in
a^2 + efg^2
I would like "efg" to be treated like a single variable, just like "a".
Can anyone help? Is there something I should read concerning this?
a^2 + efg^2
I would like "efg" to be treated like a single variable, just like "a".
Can anyone help? Is there something I should read concerning this?
