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\subsection{Tables}
You can set up nice looking tables using the \texttt{booktab} and \texttt{tabulary} environments. 

\textit{New as of October 28 2025:} Tables and figures are now also numbered according to your settings

\begin{minted}{latex}
\begin{tables}{ll}{Left & Right}
    Left content & Right Content\\
\end{tables}
\end{minted}

This outputs as
\begin{tables}{ll}{Left    & Right}
              Left content & Right Content \\
\end{tables}

This doesn't use the \texttt{table} environment, so no captions are possible, as to why there is also
\begin{minted}{latex}
\begin{fullTable}{ll}{Left & Right}{This is a caption}
    Left content & Right Content\\
\end{fullTable}
\end{minted}

This outputs as

\begin{fullTable}{ll}{Left & Right}{This is a caption}
    Left content & Right Content\\
\end{fullTable}


\subsection{Index}
If you want to use index, add \verb|\prepareIndex| to the preamble. Using \verb|\addIndexBold|\{\textit{string}\}, you can add entries to the index.
They are printed in bold typeface in your document.
Using \verb|\addIndex|\{\textit{string}\}, you can do the same, but the text remains normal and using \verb|\addIndexItalic|\{\textit{string}\}, it is printed in italics,
whereas using \verb|\addIndexBI|\{\textit{string}\}, it is printed in bold and italics
