@TAPin2Math
This is AMAZING. Thank you!!
@NehaMaurya-t7w
i like your video as well as your hoodie 🤩
@Francesco_Luligo
Thank you so much, pretty useful
@valentin0000
I always use python's matplotlib and then include the eps-file in LaTeX :)
@KT-dj4iy
Thanks for the video. I'm following along in Overleaf as you explain, and I've a couple of questions on the sin/cos graph. 1. You have an extra comma in the arguments to \addplot for the cos plot. Is that just a harmless typo (it looks like it -- I tried taking it out and I couldnt see any change), or is it there for a reason? 2. My Y-axis looks slightly different from yours. In both cases, they range from -1.5 to 1.5. But yours has tick marks and labels of -1.5, -1, -0.5, 0.5, 1, 1.5. By contrast, mine only has tick marks and labels at -1, and 1. What might be causing mine to have only two tick marks where yours has six?
@ahmadyaseen4106
Thank you ❤
@SuperDeadparrot
How do you transfer your document to the web, something that creates the markup code?
@simonbenitezsoto9606
Great video!
@flachlappen
I use overleaf often and it is really useful, especially if you are working with other people on the same document, but the fact that overleaf does not have a code format feature, really irritates me.
@SpringWaltz-y2l
Your videos are very useful thank you !
I am experiencing an issue when i try to draw data from txt file. I tried table[meta=2nd_column]{file.txt} but it plots always the first column data.
Any suggestion ?
@cadhumberto