Secondly, the positioning of Word lies in office documents, while LaTeX pays attention to the typesetting of professional scientific and technological documents. The positioning of the two does not cross, and they are not good at each other's fields, so it is difficult to make in-depth comparisons.
As far as typesetting of scientific and technological documents is concerned, LaTeX has more uniform and reasonable line spacing control, perfect and convenient mathematical formula typesetting (even if MathType is added to Word, it is far less than LaTeX), floating body function (pictures and tables can be adjusted adaptively to prevent large vertical blank in documents) and convenient cross-reference (including literature citation). Many institutions recommend that you use LaTeX typesetting when submitting scientific papers, and do not accept document manuscripts in the form of Word.
It is also important that LaTeX can directly generate pdf files without losing quality. Word to pdf often has various typesetting changes or quality loss. In addition, all the parameters in LaTeX can be precisely controlled by numbers, which enables its users to make almost all the styles they want to make.