Look *very carefully* at the enumerate example (Slide 16). The text for \item 1 says "The individual entries are indicated with a black dot...". Why is this description "tricky" or incorrect in this context?

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Look *very carefully* at the  enumerate  example (Slide 16). The text for  \item  1 says "The individual entries are indicated with a black dot...". Why is this description "tricky" or incorrect in this context?

Accepted Answer

Because it's in an  enumerate  (numbered) list, but it's describing an  itemize  (black dot) list. The text was clearly copied from the previous slide.

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Because the text is too long for a list item.

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Because "black dot" is not the correct term; the correct term is "bullet".

Answer

Because the output number "1" is not a black dot.

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