SB Runestone Assignment Testing

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Section 5.24 Runestone Assignment Testing

This is a section that is specifically for testing when exercises are migrated to a Runestone Assignment page.

Exercises Exercises

1.

This is an <exercises> division (at the level of a <subsection>) which is not being numbered. We’ve hijacked this first exercise to say so, and to precede the <exercisegroup> following, which is the real test right now. What is $0+0\text{?}$

An Exercise Group.

This introduction should appear ahead of each exercise when it shows up in the Runestone Assignment page.

$(0,0)$	$(0,1)$
$(1,0)$	$(1,1)$

$a blue square$

It has a table, and an image too, to check it all comes through.

2.

What is $1+1\text{?}$

Two
Three

3.

What is $2+2\text{?}$

Two
Four

4.

What is $3+3\text{?}$

And a final paragraph in the section, and a chance to say there is a trailing <exercise> outside the <exercisegroup>.

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\((0,0)\)	\((0,1)\)
\((1,0)\)	\((1,1)\)