\documentclass{article}
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\usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
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\usepackage{lipsum}
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\usepackage{soul}
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\usepackage[htt]{hyphenat}
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\newcommand{\mytext}{Here is my own dummy text command to fill-up space over the document. The text has no sense and you can continue reading, nevertheless, you will not find useful information. Please stop reading.}
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\title{Font styles and decalrations}
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\author{Gerardo Marx Chávez-Campos}
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\date{February 2021}
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\begin{document}
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\maketitle
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\section{Font Changing Text-Block Commands}
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\textrm{Roman text}\newline
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\textsf{San Serif text}\newline
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\textbf{Bold}\\
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\texttt{Type Writter}\\
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\textit{Italic text}\\
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\textup{Up and Right}\\
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\textsc{Small Capitals}\\
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\underline{Underlined text}\\
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\section{Font changing declarations}
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\subsection{Environments}
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\begin{sffamily}
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The text here will change.
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\end{sffamily}
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\subsection{Localised declarations}
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{\sffamily\slshape Localised declarations: \lipsum[1]}. Here declarations do not affect.
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\itshape Declarations that later are reset: \lipsum[1] \normalfont. Normal text here again.
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Mixing text-block and modal commands: \textsc{\rmfamily \lipsum[3]}
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\textbf{\textit{Nested declarations: \lipsum[6]}}
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\section{Font Size}
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\begin{tiny}
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Some tiny text.
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\end{tiny}
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\scriptsize{\lipsum[5]}
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\footnotesize{\lipsum[10]}
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\small{\lipsum[99]}
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\normalsize{\lipsum[12]}
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\large{\mytext}
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\Large{\mytext}
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\LARGE{\mytext}
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\huge{\mytext}
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\Huge{\mytext} \normalsize
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\section{Day 1 issues}
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Underlined long texts using \texttt{soul package}:
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\ul{Here is my own dummy text command to fill-up space over the document. The text has no sense and you can continue reading, nevertheless, you will not find useful information. Please stop reading.}
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\caps{Here is my own dummy text command to fill-up space over the document. The text has no sense and you can continue reading, nevertheless, you will not find useful information. Please stop reading.}
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\texttt{Here is my own dummy text command to fill-up space over the document. The text has no sense and you can continue reading, nevertheless, you will not find useful information. Please stop reading.}
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\end{document}
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