What is the difference between text, textt and texttt?












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LaTeX has a number of different commands which begin as text and then end in a differing number of letter ts.



What do each of the following commands do?




  • text

  • textt

  • texttt






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  • Q.v.: mathbb (Mathematical blackboard bold), mathbbb (Mathematical bold double-struck from mathalfa), mathbb{b}, mathbbb{B}, and several others starting with mathb.

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LaTeX has a number of different commands which begin as text and then end in a differing number of letter ts.



What do each of the following commands do?




  • text

  • textt

  • texttt






fonts







share|improve this question

























  • Q.v.: mathbb (Mathematical blackboard bold), mathbbb (Mathematical bold double-struck from mathalfa), mathbb{b}, mathbbb{B}, and several others starting with mathb.

    – Davislor
    2 days ago
















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LaTeX has a number of different commands which begin as text and then end in a differing number of letter ts.



What do each of the following commands do?




  • text

  • textt

  • texttt






fonts







share|improve this question
















LaTeX has a number of different commands which begin as text and then end in a differing number of letter ts.



What do each of the following commands do?




  • text

  • textt

  • texttt






fonts




fonts






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  • Q.v.: mathbb (Mathematical blackboard bold), mathbbb (Mathematical bold double-struck from mathalfa), mathbb{b}, mathbbb{B}, and several others starting with mathb.

    – Davislor
    2 days ago





















  • Q.v.: mathbb (Mathematical blackboard bold), mathbbb (Mathematical bold double-struck from mathalfa), mathbb{b}, mathbbb{B}, and several others starting with mathb.

    – Davislor
    2 days ago



















Q.v.: mathbb (Mathematical blackboard bold), mathbbb (Mathematical bold double-struck from mathalfa), mathbb{b}, mathbbb{B}, and several others starting with mathb.

– Davislor
2 days ago







Q.v.: mathbb (Mathematical blackboard bold), mathbbb (Mathematical bold double-struck from mathalfa), mathbb{b}, mathbbb{B}, and several others starting with mathb.

– Davislor
2 days ago












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  1. The text command is defined by the amsmath package. The purpose is to be able to write words or phrases in math mode. It's quite similar to mbox but has the advantage that it adapts the font size to the surrounding math style (display, text, script, scriptscript).


  2. textt is not defined by LaTeX or any package I know.


  3. The texttt command typesets its argument in teletype font (sometimes called typewriter or monospace font). The trailing tt is an abbreviation for teletype.







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  • Off-topic. Dumb terminals are called glass TTs.

    – John Kormylo
    2 days ago











  • It should be remarked that, when the amsmath package is loaded, texttt also adapts the font size to the surrounding math style, exactly as text does.

    – GuM
    2 days ago











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  1. The text command is defined by the amsmath package. The purpose is to be able to write words or phrases in math mode. It's quite similar to mbox but has the advantage that it adapts the font size to the surrounding math style (display, text, script, scriptscript).


  2. textt is not defined by LaTeX or any package I know.


  3. The texttt command typesets its argument in teletype font (sometimes called typewriter or monospace font). The trailing tt is an abbreviation for teletype.







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  • Off-topic. Dumb terminals are called glass TTs.

    – John Kormylo
    2 days ago











  • It should be remarked that, when the amsmath package is loaded, texttt also adapts the font size to the surrounding math style, exactly as text does.

    – GuM
    2 days ago
















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  1. The text command is defined by the amsmath package. The purpose is to be able to write words or phrases in math mode. It's quite similar to mbox but has the advantage that it adapts the font size to the surrounding math style (display, text, script, scriptscript).


  2. textt is not defined by LaTeX or any package I know.


  3. The texttt command typesets its argument in teletype font (sometimes called typewriter or monospace font). The trailing tt is an abbreviation for teletype.







share|improve this answer
























  • Off-topic. Dumb terminals are called glass TTs.

    – John Kormylo
    2 days ago











  • It should be remarked that, when the amsmath package is loaded, texttt also adapts the font size to the surrounding math style, exactly as text does.

    – GuM
    2 days ago














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  1. The text command is defined by the amsmath package. The purpose is to be able to write words or phrases in math mode. It's quite similar to mbox but has the advantage that it adapts the font size to the surrounding math style (display, text, script, scriptscript).


  2. textt is not defined by LaTeX or any package I know.


  3. The texttt command typesets its argument in teletype font (sometimes called typewriter or monospace font). The trailing tt is an abbreviation for teletype.







share|improve this answer














  1. The text command is defined by the amsmath package. The purpose is to be able to write words or phrases in math mode. It's quite similar to mbox but has the advantage that it adapts the font size to the surrounding math style (display, text, script, scriptscript).


  2. textt is not defined by LaTeX or any package I know.


  3. The texttt command typesets its argument in teletype font (sometimes called typewriter or monospace font). The trailing tt is an abbreviation for teletype.








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  • Off-topic. Dumb terminals are called glass TTs.

    – John Kormylo
    2 days ago











  • It should be remarked that, when the amsmath package is loaded, texttt also adapts the font size to the surrounding math style, exactly as text does.

    – GuM
    2 days ago



















  • Off-topic. Dumb terminals are called glass TTs.

    – John Kormylo
    2 days ago











  • It should be remarked that, when the amsmath package is loaded, texttt also adapts the font size to the surrounding math style, exactly as text does.

    – GuM
    2 days ago

















Off-topic. Dumb terminals are called glass TTs.

– John Kormylo
2 days ago





Off-topic. Dumb terminals are called glass TTs.

– John Kormylo
2 days ago













It should be remarked that, when the amsmath package is loaded, texttt also adapts the font size to the surrounding math style, exactly as text does.

– GuM
2 days ago





It should be remarked that, when the amsmath package is loaded, texttt also adapts the font size to the surrounding math style, exactly as text does.

– GuM
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