How to add a glossary, terms, acronyms, and abbreviations to your LaTeX document.
A glossary is needed when you are using some field-specific concepts in your document. A glossary is a list of terms in a particular domain of knowledge with definitions for those terms. For example, a glossary entry would explain to the reader the meaning of the word LaTeX by providing the following description: Is a markup language especially suited for scientific documents.
Generally, there are 2 types of entries in a glossary: terms and their definitions (as shown in the previous example), or acronyms (abbreviations) and their meaning. An acronym is a word formed from the initial letters in a phrase for example WHO is an acronym since it stands for World Health Organization (WHO). Tutorial provided using Overleaf.
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🎥 Content of this video:
00:00 - Introduction
00:45 - Define your first glossary entry
02:28 - Reference it in the text
03:20 - Make it plural
04:11 - Capitalize it
04:35 - Print the glossary
05:30 - Define acronyms
09:10 - Math expressions in acronyms
11:00 - Reference Acronyms and Glossary section in the table of content
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#latex #glossary #acronyms #terms #abbreviations
