Special Characters In Latex

Special Characters: Character Name: Function

\: backslash: to introduces a command, to print special characters (e.g., \% to print %).

~: tilde: to indicate a non-breaking space.

$: dollar currency sign / dollar currency mark: to begins and ends math mode.

%: percentage: to starts a comment. Everything on the line after % is ignored by LaTeX.

#: number sign / hash mark / hash tag: Used in commands like \# to indicate a number (e.g., item numbers in lists) or for special formatting purposes or parameter for own command declarations.

&: ampersand: Used to separate columns in tables, aligning content at the &.

{ }: curly brackets / curly braces: Used for grouping (logical parts) in commands and environments. Also used to specify arguments (e.g., \textbf{bold}).

_:  under score: Used in math mode for subscripts (e.g., $x_1$).

^: caret: Used in math mode for superscripts (e.g., $x^2$).

\~ : Backslash And Tilde: produce accents.

\^: Backslash And Caret: produce accents.

<: Less Than: upside down exclamation 

>: Greater Than: upside down quotation mark

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