I would like to be able to make a single word in a text look like a coded word. Is there any command such as \code{...} which allows me to do so?
(basically, I want to produce something like above for the “\code{…}” part)
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I would like to be able to make a single word in a text look like a coded word. Is there any command such as \code{...} which allows me to do so?
(basically, I want to produce something like above for the “\code{…}” part)
Normally a monospaced font is used for this. This is accomplished with \texttt{…}. If you want to use code, you can use \def\code#1{\texttt{#1}}. From that point on you can write \code{…} to get monospaced output.