LaTeX tables
For full details about how to create tables using LaTeX
macros you must see a
reference book,
but here are a few examples.
For clarity, first note the following distinction:
- Tabular Environment
- -- everything between the commands
\begin{tabular} and \end{tabular}
including rows, columns, the contents and alignment of each cell,
and instructions about vertical and horizontal lines.
- Table Environment
- -- everything between the commands
\begin{table} and \end{table},
which gets mentioned in the List of Tables (if any),
and gets floated to appropriate location
along with its label and caption
(e.g., ``Table 3.5: First-round scores'')
regardless of the content.
Click on each example for details.
