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I wish to typeset the following questions in latex



Q 1 Find the shortest path....                      

Q 2 Explain...


I want to type these questions under begin{question}......end{question} in latex and label each question to refer them later.






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    Please edit your question and add a complete but minimal example which reproduces your problem. As is, I'm afraid it's very difficult to answer to your question.

    – CarLaTeX
    Mar 31 at 7:32











  • Please see this link: minimal working example (MWE)

    – Kurt
    Mar 31 at 7:42













  • @Mico No, i don't wish to use exam document class

    – gete
    Mar 31 at 8:05











  • @Mico, you may resolve my problem with any suitable answer using exam document class or without using it, since i have no idea about this environment too. Yes, i am using asthm ntheorem environments

    – gete
    Mar 31 at 8:16
















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I wish to typeset the following questions in latex



Q 1 Find the shortest path....                      

Q 2 Explain...


I want to type these questions under begin{question}......end{question} in latex and label each question to refer them later.






labels







share|improve this question




















  • 3





    Please edit your question and add a complete but minimal example which reproduces your problem. As is, I'm afraid it's very difficult to answer to your question.

    – CarLaTeX
    Mar 31 at 7:32











  • Please see this link: minimal working example (MWE)

    – Kurt
    Mar 31 at 7:42













  • @Mico No, i don't wish to use exam document class

    – gete
    Mar 31 at 8:05











  • @Mico, you may resolve my problem with any suitable answer using exam document class or without using it, since i have no idea about this environment too. Yes, i am using asthm ntheorem environments

    – gete
    Mar 31 at 8:16














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I wish to typeset the following questions in latex



Q 1 Find the shortest path....                      

Q 2 Explain...


I want to type these questions under begin{question}......end{question} in latex and label each question to refer them later.






labels







share|improve this question
















I wish to typeset the following questions in latex



Q 1 Find the shortest path....                      

Q 2 Explain...


I want to type these questions under begin{question}......end{question} in latex and label each question to refer them later.






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  • 3





    Please edit your question and add a complete but minimal example which reproduces your problem. As is, I'm afraid it's very difficult to answer to your question.

    – CarLaTeX
    Mar 31 at 7:32











  • Please see this link: minimal working example (MWE)

    – Kurt
    Mar 31 at 7:42













  • @Mico No, i don't wish to use exam document class

    – gete
    Mar 31 at 8:05











  • @Mico, you may resolve my problem with any suitable answer using exam document class or without using it, since i have no idea about this environment too. Yes, i am using asthm ntheorem environments

    – gete
    Mar 31 at 8:16














  • 3





    Please edit your question and add a complete but minimal example which reproduces your problem. As is, I'm afraid it's very difficult to answer to your question.

    – CarLaTeX
    Mar 31 at 7:32











  • Please see this link: minimal working example (MWE)

    – Kurt
    Mar 31 at 7:42













  • @Mico No, i don't wish to use exam document class

    – gete
    Mar 31 at 8:05











  • @Mico, you may resolve my problem with any suitable answer using exam document class or without using it, since i have no idea about this environment too. Yes, i am using asthm ntheorem environments

    – gete
    Mar 31 at 8:16








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Please edit your question and add a complete but minimal example which reproduces your problem. As is, I'm afraid it's very difficult to answer to your question.

– CarLaTeX
Mar 31 at 7:32





Please edit your question and add a complete but minimal example which reproduces your problem. As is, I'm afraid it's very difficult to answer to your question.

– CarLaTeX
Mar 31 at 7:32













Please see this link: minimal working example (MWE)

– Kurt
Mar 31 at 7:42







Please see this link: minimal working example (MWE)

– Kurt
Mar 31 at 7:42















@Mico No, i don't wish to use exam document class

– gete
Mar 31 at 8:05





@Mico No, i don't wish to use exam document class

– gete
Mar 31 at 8:05













@Mico, you may resolve my problem with any suitable answer using exam document class or without using it, since i have no idea about this environment too. Yes, i am using asthm ntheorem environments

– gete
Mar 31 at 8:16





@Mico, you may resolve my problem with any suitable answer using exam document class or without using it, since i have no idea about this environment too. Yes, i am using asthm ntheorem environments

– gete
Mar 31 at 8:16










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Here's a solution that employs the ntheorem package. It sets up a new theorem-like environment called question. Cross-referencing question environments can be achieved via the usual label-ref mechanism.



enter image description here



documentclass{article}



usepackage{ntheorem}

theoremstyle{plain}

theorembodyfont{upshape} % or "itshape", or whatever

newtheorem{question}{Q}



usepackage{cleveref} % optional (for cref and Cref macros)

crefname{question}{question}{questions}



begin{document}



begin{question} label{q:1}

Find the shortest path dots

end{question}



begin{question} label{q:2}                

Explain dots

end{question}



Questions ref{q:1} and ref{q:2} dots



Cref{q:1,q:2} dots

end{document}





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  • Thanks for your response, but i couldn't fix yet. I am not using usepackage{ntheorem}, but working in the following environment: documentclass[11pt]{article} usepackage{amsthm, amstext} usepackage{amsmatch} newtheorem{thm}{Theorem}[section]

    – gete
    Mar 31 at 13:26











  • @gete - If you're not willing or able to use the ntheorem package, why did you indicate earlier that you do? Incidentally, I've never heard of a package called amsmatch before. Does your code compile without errors?

    – Mico
    Mar 31 at 14:14













  • @gete - If you must use the amsthm package, all you have to do is replace theoremstyle{plain} theorembodyfont{upshape} newtheorem{question}{Q} with theoremstyle{definition} newtheorem{question}{Q}.

    – Mico
    Mar 31 at 14:16











  • Thanks. Its fixed now

    – gete
    Apr 2 at 9:59












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Here's a solution that employs the ntheorem package. It sets up a new theorem-like environment called question. Cross-referencing question environments can be achieved via the usual label-ref mechanism.



enter image description here



documentclass{article}



usepackage{ntheorem}

theoremstyle{plain}

theorembodyfont{upshape} % or "itshape", or whatever

newtheorem{question}{Q}



usepackage{cleveref} % optional (for cref and Cref macros)

crefname{question}{question}{questions}



begin{document}



begin{question} label{q:1}

Find the shortest path dots

end{question}



begin{question} label{q:2}                

Explain dots

end{question}



Questions ref{q:1} and ref{q:2} dots



Cref{q:1,q:2} dots

end{document}





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  • Thanks for your response, but i couldn't fix yet. I am not using usepackage{ntheorem}, but working in the following environment: documentclass[11pt]{article} usepackage{amsthm, amstext} usepackage{amsmatch} newtheorem{thm}{Theorem}[section]

    – gete
    Mar 31 at 13:26











  • @gete - If you're not willing or able to use the ntheorem package, why did you indicate earlier that you do? Incidentally, I've never heard of a package called amsmatch before. Does your code compile without errors?

    – Mico
    Mar 31 at 14:14













  • @gete - If you must use the amsthm package, all you have to do is replace theoremstyle{plain} theorembodyfont{upshape} newtheorem{question}{Q} with theoremstyle{definition} newtheorem{question}{Q}.

    – Mico
    Mar 31 at 14:16











  • Thanks. Its fixed now

    – gete
    Apr 2 at 9:59
















3














Here's a solution that employs the ntheorem package. It sets up a new theorem-like environment called question. Cross-referencing question environments can be achieved via the usual label-ref mechanism.



enter image description here



documentclass{article}



usepackage{ntheorem}

theoremstyle{plain}

theorembodyfont{upshape} % or "itshape", or whatever

newtheorem{question}{Q}



usepackage{cleveref} % optional (for cref and Cref macros)

crefname{question}{question}{questions}



begin{document}



begin{question} label{q:1}

Find the shortest path dots

end{question}



begin{question} label{q:2}                

Explain dots

end{question}



Questions ref{q:1} and ref{q:2} dots



Cref{q:1,q:2} dots

end{document}





share|improve this answer
























  • Thanks for your response, but i couldn't fix yet. I am not using usepackage{ntheorem}, but working in the following environment: documentclass[11pt]{article} usepackage{amsthm, amstext} usepackage{amsmatch} newtheorem{thm}{Theorem}[section]

    – gete
    Mar 31 at 13:26











  • @gete - If you're not willing or able to use the ntheorem package, why did you indicate earlier that you do? Incidentally, I've never heard of a package called amsmatch before. Does your code compile without errors?

    – Mico
    Mar 31 at 14:14













  • @gete - If you must use the amsthm package, all you have to do is replace theoremstyle{plain} theorembodyfont{upshape} newtheorem{question}{Q} with theoremstyle{definition} newtheorem{question}{Q}.

    – Mico
    Mar 31 at 14:16











  • Thanks. Its fixed now

    – gete
    Apr 2 at 9:59














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Here's a solution that employs the ntheorem package. It sets up a new theorem-like environment called question. Cross-referencing question environments can be achieved via the usual label-ref mechanism.



enter image description here



documentclass{article}



usepackage{ntheorem}

theoremstyle{plain}

theorembodyfont{upshape} % or "itshape", or whatever

newtheorem{question}{Q}



usepackage{cleveref} % optional (for cref and Cref macros)

crefname{question}{question}{questions}



begin{document}



begin{question} label{q:1}

Find the shortest path dots

end{question}



begin{question} label{q:2}                

Explain dots

end{question}



Questions ref{q:1} and ref{q:2} dots



Cref{q:1,q:2} dots

end{document}





share|improve this answer













Here's a solution that employs the ntheorem package. It sets up a new theorem-like environment called question. Cross-referencing question environments can be achieved via the usual label-ref mechanism.



enter image description here



documentclass{article}



usepackage{ntheorem}

theoremstyle{plain}

theorembodyfont{upshape} % or "itshape", or whatever

newtheorem{question}{Q}



usepackage{cleveref} % optional (for cref and Cref macros)

crefname{question}{question}{questions}



begin{document}



begin{question} label{q:1}

Find the shortest path dots

end{question}



begin{question} label{q:2}                

Explain dots

end{question}



Questions ref{q:1} and ref{q:2} dots



Cref{q:1,q:2} dots

end{document}






share|improve this answer












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  • Thanks for your response, but i couldn't fix yet. I am not using usepackage{ntheorem}, but working in the following environment: documentclass[11pt]{article} usepackage{amsthm, amstext} usepackage{amsmatch} newtheorem{thm}{Theorem}[section]

    – gete
    Mar 31 at 13:26











  • @gete - If you're not willing or able to use the ntheorem package, why did you indicate earlier that you do? Incidentally, I've never heard of a package called amsmatch before. Does your code compile without errors?

    – Mico
    Mar 31 at 14:14













  • @gete - If you must use the amsthm package, all you have to do is replace theoremstyle{plain} theorembodyfont{upshape} newtheorem{question}{Q} with theoremstyle{definition} newtheorem{question}{Q}.

    – Mico
    Mar 31 at 14:16











  • Thanks. Its fixed now

    – gete
    Apr 2 at 9:59



















  • Thanks for your response, but i couldn't fix yet. I am not using usepackage{ntheorem}, but working in the following environment: documentclass[11pt]{article} usepackage{amsthm, amstext} usepackage{amsmatch} newtheorem{thm}{Theorem}[section]

    – gete
    Mar 31 at 13:26











  • @gete - If you're not willing or able to use the ntheorem package, why did you indicate earlier that you do? Incidentally, I've never heard of a package called amsmatch before. Does your code compile without errors?

    – Mico
    Mar 31 at 14:14













  • @gete - If you must use the amsthm package, all you have to do is replace theoremstyle{plain} theorembodyfont{upshape} newtheorem{question}{Q} with theoremstyle{definition} newtheorem{question}{Q}.

    – Mico
    Mar 31 at 14:16











  • Thanks. Its fixed now

    – gete
    Apr 2 at 9:59

















Thanks for your response, but i couldn't fix yet. I am not using usepackage{ntheorem}, but working in the following environment: documentclass[11pt]{article} usepackage{amsthm, amstext} usepackage{amsmatch} newtheorem{thm}{Theorem}[section]

– gete
Mar 31 at 13:26





Thanks for your response, but i couldn't fix yet. I am not using usepackage{ntheorem}, but working in the following environment: documentclass[11pt]{article} usepackage{amsthm, amstext} usepackage{amsmatch} newtheorem{thm}{Theorem}[section]

– gete
Mar 31 at 13:26













@gete - If you're not willing or able to use the ntheorem package, why did you indicate earlier that you do? Incidentally, I've never heard of a package called amsmatch before. Does your code compile without errors?

– Mico
Mar 31 at 14:14







@gete - If you're not willing or able to use the ntheorem package, why did you indicate earlier that you do? Incidentally, I've never heard of a package called amsmatch before. Does your code compile without errors?

– Mico
Mar 31 at 14:14















@gete - If you must use the amsthm package, all you have to do is replace theoremstyle{plain} theorembodyfont{upshape} newtheorem{question}{Q} with theoremstyle{definition} newtheorem{question}{Q}.

– Mico
Mar 31 at 14:16





@gete - If you must use the amsthm package, all you have to do is replace theoremstyle{plain} theorembodyfont{upshape} newtheorem{question}{Q} with theoremstyle{definition} newtheorem{question}{Q}.

– Mico
Mar 31 at 14:16













Thanks. Its fixed now

– gete
Apr 2 at 9:59





Thanks. Its fixed now

– gete
Apr 2 at 9:59


















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