LaTeX How to insert spaces between words in latex

[johndb]

How do I how to insert spaces between words in latex, not new lines or indentation, I mean just a regular space that one does with spacebar on a word editor. Couldn't find answer on web.

 

[chroot]

You're not really supposed to insert your own spaces. LaTeX takes care of the spacing of mathematical symbols automatically.

If you really do need to insert a space, try the symbol \,

- Warren

 

[johndb]

Thank you it was surprisingly difficult finding the answer for such a simple thing on the net.

 

[Mark44]

You're not really supposed to insert your own spaces. LaTeX takes care of the spacing of mathematical symbols automatically.

If you really do need to insert a space, try the symbol \,
- Warren

The tilde, ~, works for this, and I believe that the ampersand, &, works as well. These are useful if you want text mixed in with your mathematical formulas.