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Once you have Python 3 installed, see the :ref:`installation` page to get started.
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How is ``pyhf`` typeset?
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As you may have guessed from this page, ``pyhf`` is typeset in all lowercase.
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This is largely historical, as the core developers had just always typed it that way and it seemed a bit too short of a library name to write as ``PyHF``.
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When typesetting in LaTeX the developers recommend introducing the command
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.. code-block:: latex
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\newcommand{\pyhf}{\texttt{pyhf}}
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If the journal you are publishing in requires you to use ``textsc`` for software names it is okay to instead use
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