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What is the difference between the two packages ? Did they have a different use? I know they have been made from the same author.

The description of tkz-berge says that it pro­vides a col­lec­tion of use­ful macros for draw­ing clas­sic graphs and the description of tkz-graph that is de­signed to cre­ate graph di­a­grams.

I have seen a lot of examples from both packages. They seem to do the same thing.

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The first line of tkz-berge is

\RequirePackage{tkz-graph,tkz-arith}

so it starts off from where tkz-graph finishes, so obviously any document using tkz-graph could use tkz-berge and be using exactly the same package just indirectly loaded. then tkz-berge defines additional things not in the base packages.

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  • So reading the documentation of tkz-berge is enough? Thanks – Laxmana Jan 14 '17 at 19:27
  • @Laxmana I didn't think to look at the doc, I just looked at the source:-) But no I doubt that tkz-berge documents the features of the packages it uses, that would be unusual. – David Carlisle Jan 14 '17 at 19:32
  • Actually, there's quite a lot of tkz-berge that is not explained in the doc (when I last looked), so reading the source might also be helpful. – Thruston Jan 14 '17 at 22:27

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