LaTeX Renumbering Items: A Latex Guide

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To change the numbering of items in a list, especially when dealing with specific assignments like textbook problems, one effective method is to manually label the items instead of relying on automatic enumeration. Using the environment description allows for better formatting, where each item can be prefaced with a custom label using \item[foo], which bolds the label at the start of the item. This approach simplifies the process and avoids the complications of resetting counters.
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When I enumerate something:

1.

2.

...

How can I change the numbers? For instance, if I were doing textbook problems and I was assigned #1 and #3, how would I make #3 come right after #1?

Thank you.
 
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you'd label them by hand since you aren't acutally enumerating these things in order.

the simplest option if you want nice indentation is to use the envorinment description, and each item is prefaced by \item[foo] which puts foo in bold type at the start of the item. that's much easier than resetting counters
 

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