terminator88 said:how come whenever I use latex...for some reason two of the latex have errors but the others always work when I preview...if I try deleting those two which have errors than some other two latex have errors then...why?any way to around the problem?
Some common Latex errors include missing packages, syntax errors, and undefined references. To fix these errors, make sure all necessary packages are included, check for typos in your code, and ensure all references are properly defined.
This may be due to a missing \begin{document} or \end{document} tag, or an error in your code that prevents the document from compiling. Check your code for any missing tags or syntax errors.
If there is no specific error message, try commenting out sections of your code to identify where the error may be occurring. Also, double check for any missing packages or incorrect syntax.
This could be due to an incorrectly formatted bibliography entry or a missing \bibliography tag. Make sure all entries are in the correct format and the tag is included in your code.
To avoid Latex errors, it is important to carefully check your code for any typos or missing tags before compiling. Also, keep track of any packages you use and make sure they are all included in your document. Additionally, referencing all sources and double checking for proper syntax can help prevent errors.