Activity 3.6.1. Activity in a Subsection.
We would suggest you do something here.
#include <stdio.h>
int main(void)
Section 3.6 Deeper
This is a stub of a
<section>, but it contains two <subsection> which each contain a PROJECT-LIKE item that includes a <program> element, and thus is a coding exercise. This tests migration to the Runestone assignment area, though Runestone only has divisions two-deep ( “chapter” and “subchapter”, so both will show up associated with the same <section>—this one.The first is a start of a C program, so will only be interactive on a Runestone server. The second is a Python program, so will be interactive in all HTML outputs.
Subsection 3.6.1 Subsection One
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<activity> next. This one has a <program> so will be made interactive whenever possible.Nothing suggests this next
<project> is interactive.Project 3.6.2. Project in a Subsection.
You would work this project on paper, most likely. It is never interactive since there is no indication of a desire for that, even if hosted on a capable platform.
A little bit of markup, to test a bug: \(x^2\text{.}\) (The bug was only apparent under a deprecated method for specify a question to be an interactive short-answer question on Runestone Academy.)
Subsection 3.6.2 Subsection Two
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<exploration> next.Exploration 3.6.3. Exploration in a Subsection.
We would suggest now that you explore something here. In this case we simply provide a CodeLens, which would be graded as an “interaction”.
The next simple
<exercise> will be a “short answer” question on a capable interactive platform since we have included a <response> element.Checkpoint 3.6.1. Inline Exercise in a Subsection.
I am an interactive short answer question, but only on a capable platform.
