Beamer Part 2 Lecture | University of California, Berkeley

University:
University of California, Berkeley
Course:
COMPSCI 164 | Programming Languages and Compilers
Academic year:

2022
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299

Pages:

12
Author:

Clint W.

Advntg Start Frames Func Overlays Cols Verb Notes Alternative to itemize/enumerate overlay is the \pause command. Pause 1 Potato \pause 2 Potato \pause 3 Potato \pause Four... \alert<4>{Potato Alert 1!} \alert<5>{Potato Alert 2!} \alert<4->{Permanent Potato Alert !} 1 Potato 2 Potato 3 Potato Four.... Potato Alert! Potato Alert 2! Permanent Potato Alert ! Advntg Start Frames Func Overlays Cols Verb Notes Alternative to itemize/enumerate overlay is the \pause command. Pause 1 Potato \pause 2 Potato \pause 3 Potato \pause Four... \alert<4>{Potato Alert 1!} \alert<5>{Potato Alert 2!} \alert<4->{Permanent Potato Alert !} 1 Potato 2 Potato 3 Potato Four.... Potato Alert! Potato Alert 2! Permanent Potato Alert ! Advntg Start Frames Func Overlays Cols Verb Notes Alternative to itemize/enumerate overlay is the \pause command. Pause 1 Potato \pause 2 Potato \pause 3 Potato \pause Four... \alert<4>{Potato Alert 1!} \alert<5>{Potato Alert 2!} \alert<4->{Permanent Potato Alert !} 1 Potato 2 Potato 3 Potato Four.... Potato Alert! Potato Alert 2! Permanent Potato Alert ! Advntg Start Frames Func Overlays Cols Verb Notes Alternative to itemize/enumerate overlay is the \pause command. Pause 1 Potato \pause 2 Potato \pause 3 Potato \pause Four... \alert<4>{Potato Alert 1!} \alert<5>{Potato Alert 2!} \alert<4->{Permanent Potato Alert !} 1 Potato 2 Potato 3 Potato Four.... Potato Alert! Potato Alert 2! Permanent Potato Alert ! Advntg Start Frames Func Overlays Cols Verb Notes Alternative to itemize/enumerate overlay is the \pause command. Pause 1 Potato \pause 2 Potato \pause 3 Potato \pause Four... \alert<4>{Potato Alert 1!} \alert<5>{Potato Alert 2!} \alert<4->{Permanent Potato Alert !} 1 Potato 2 Potato 3 Potato Four.... Potato Alert! Potato Alert 2! Permanent Potato Alert ! Advntg Start Frames Func Overlays Cols Verb Notes Overlays Continued \textbf<2>{Potatoes} Potatoes \textit<2>{Potatoes} Potatoes \alert<2>{Potatoes} Potatoes \invisible<2>{Potatoes} Potatoes \visible<2>{Potatoes} \color<2>{green}{Potatoes} Potatoes Advntg Start Frames Func Overlays Cols Verb Notes Overlays Continued \textbf<2>{Potatoes} Potatoes \textit<2>{Potatoes} Potatoes \alert<2>{Potatoes} Potatoes \invisible<2>{Potatoes} \visible<2>{Potatoes} Potatoes \color<2>{green}{Potatoes} Potatoes Advntg Start Frames Func Overlays Cols Verb Notes Columns This is the first column. On the other column is the actual code that generated this page. begin{frame}[containsverbatim] \frametitle{Columns} \begin{columns} \column{.4\textwidth} This is the first column. On the other column is the actual code that generated this page. \column{.6\textwidth} \end{columns} Advntg Start Frames Func Overlays Cols Verb Notes Verbatim Code \begin{verbatim} \end{verbatim} or alternatively \verb| | LATEX has great support for pseudo code (which unfortunately won’t go over in much detail). Check out \usepackage{algorithmic} or \usepackage{program}. I don’t recommend the program package when working with beamerclass. I suggest using algorithmic package. Advntg Start Frames Func Overlays Cols Verb Notes Example of Varbatim Verbatim Code int main (void) { std::vector for (int i = 2; i if (is_prime[i]) { std::cout << i << for (int j = i; j } return 0; } is_prime (100, true); < 100; i++) " "; < 100; is_prime [j] = false, j+=i); Advntg Start Frames Func Overlays Cols Verb Notes You can use the \begin{block} environment instead of the theorem environment. \begin{block}{Block name} Enter Block contents here \end{block} Block name Enter Block contents here Advntg Start Frames Func Overlays Cols Verb Notes Debugging and other small details You have to compile twice to generate the beamer outline correctly. What happens if I compile and i come across an error ’File ended while scanning use of writefile’. One source of this error is when you accidentally forget the verbatim options and you compile.Delete all other extensions generated when typesetting except for your .tex file and compile again. You can change the font size globally by adding [10pt] option before the documentclass: \documentclass[10pt]{beamer}