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| - The array environment is used to make a table of information, with column alignment (left, center, or right) and optional vertical lines separating the columns. \begin{array}{col1col2…coln}<br> item11 & item12 … & item1n\\<br> item21 & item22 … & item2n\\<br> <dl> <dd> ... <br> </dd> </dl> Each of col1, col2, etc. is a single letter, c - for centred l - for flush left r - for flush right The column format letters can be interspersed with vertical bars (|), which result in rendering vertical bars as needed in the formatted matrix. If a horizontal line is needed in the matrix, \hline can be used.
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| - The array environment is used to make a table of information, with column alignment (left, center, or right) and optional vertical lines separating the columns. \begin{array}{col1col2…coln}<br> item11 & item12 … & item1n\\<br> item21 & item22 … & item2n\\<br> <dl> <dd> ... <br> </dd> </dl> Each of col1, col2, etc. is a single letter, c - for centred l - for flush left r - for flush right The column format letters can be interspersed with vertical bars (|), which result in rendering vertical bars as needed in the formatted matrix. If a horizontal line is needed in the matrix, \hline can be used. Within the array itself, columns are separated by an &, and each row ends with a double backslash, \\.
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