LaTeX Latex Table of Contents: How to Set Up

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To create a table of contents in LaTeX, simply insert the command \tableofcontents at the desired location in the document. Chapters are initiated using the command \chapter{...}, and there is no specific command to "end" a chapter; instead, new sections can be started directly. Other commands such as \begin{thebibliography}, \backmatter, or \end{document} can also be used to manage document structure.
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How do you get that working in Latex?
 
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How do you mean: get it working?
You just type \tableofcontents where you want the table of contents to appear.
 
how do you end a chapter?
 
You don't. You can just type \chapter{...} to start a new one (or something similar, like \begin{thebibliography}, \backmatter or \end{document}. Why do you want to know?
 

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