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Q: How much can we use TeX to format comments?

fgrieuIn CSE, we can use TeX. This makes it possible to do a number of things in comments, like (approximately by increasing questionableness) using “$k=\log_2(N)$” to insert a simple formula using “$\;$” to insert a wide space using “$$k=\sum_{j=0}^{j^2<n}2^j\cdot\log j$$” to insert a formula alone ...

 
 
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@AwalGarg
Quoting our help center: *Can I get data analysed here? Can I challenge people to decode something? – No. Such questions are not helpful.* (http://crypto.stackexchange.com/help/on-topic)
However, if this is a basic level/homework question and if you can provide an indication of what you are not understanding/need clarification on and your attempts at solving it – so we have a clear indication of where you are stuck – we might be willing and able to help nevertheless. In such a case, simply post the question here: http://crypto.stackexchange.com/questions/ask
 
hello, and thanks for following up. I successfully (and surprisingly) completed it just hours before the due date. It was an assignment to decrypt many time pad. The problem I was getting at that time was that I wasn't able to move further after XOring the messages. To be frank, I was extremely irritated by copying and pasting over random strings here and there, and a simple space resulted in hell lotta different output.
So, I finally went on to create my own web-app to convert, XOR, store, name, and retrieve large hex strings (name as in convert them to variables with a name) and it also s
 
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@AwalGarg
Glad to read you’re been able to complete it nevertheless. Congrats!
Oh, and welcome to Crypto.SE by the way… ;)
 
thanks :)
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