The 'mmc' format identifies a multiple-choice question. This format uses a list of choices and states how many of them are correct. It does not need to track user interaction.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
The 'mmc' format identifies a multiple-choice question.
This format uses a list of choices and states how many of them are correct. It does not need to track user interaction.
The 'mmc' format is a type of quiz question. It stands for 'multiple-choice'. This format is native, meaning it is a basic type. It does not need extra information about how a user interacts with it. The 'mmc' format uses a list of possible answers. It also specifies how many of those answers are correct.
A developer is building a quiz application. The developer needs to create a question where a user picks one correct answer from four options. The developer uses the 'mmc' format. The developer lists the four choices and sets 'correct_count' to one. This tells the system it is a standard multiple-choice question.
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