How to generate a document after finishing writing in Latex?

To generate a LaTeX document, you need to install a LaTeX compiler and follow these steps:

1. Create a new .tex file using a text editor. You can name it whatever you like, such as “example.tex”.
2. Write LaTeX code in a .tex file, including document class, title, sections, content, mathematical formulas, etc. Make sure your code is correct and includes necessary packages and commands.
3. Save and close the .tex file.
4. Open the command line terminal and navigate to the directory that contains the .tex file.
5. Run the LaTeX compiler to generate a PDF file. Type the following command in the command line:
6. Compile example.tex using pdflatex.
7. Your .tex file will be compiled using the pdflatex compiler, resulting in a PDF file named “example.pdf” being generated.
8. Wait for the compilation process to complete. If there are no errors, you should see output similar to the following in the terminal:
9. The contents have been recorded on example.log.
10. Check the generated PDF file to see if it meets your expectations. You can use a PDF reader to open it and check the layout, format, and content.

Please note that, depending on the complexity of your LaTeX code and the inclusion of graphics, references, and other elements, the compilation process may take some time. You may need to run the LaTeX compiler multiple times to address issues such as cross-references and citations.

Additionally, there are other tools and editors available to help you generate LaTeX files and provide more convenient compiling and preview options, such as TeXstudio, TeXmaker, Overleaf, etc. These tools can be used for editing, compiling, and previewing LaTeX files, making the use of LaTeX more convenient and efficient.