endtabular

The endtabular command is a LaTeX command used to terminate an tabular environment. The tabular environment is employed in LaTeX for creating tables. When a tabular environment is begun, it is typically started with the \begin{tabular} command followed by specifications for the column alignment and any vertical rules. The endtabular command, \end{tabular}, is then used to signal the end of the table's content and its associated formatting.

Following the \end{tabular} command, LaTeX will process the table and render it according to the specified parameters. Any text or commands that appear after \end{tabular} will be treated as regular document content, not part of the table structure. It is crucial to ensure that every \begin{tabular} command is matched with a corresponding \end{tabular} command to avoid LaTeX compilation errors. The placement of \end{tabular} is important; it should immediately follow the last row of the table data. Incorrect placement can lead to unexpected layout issues or compilation failures. The command itself does not take any arguments.