Maybe someone else here knows the answer, but if your question is about Maple worksheets then I'd also suggest contacting the Maplesoft support team directly at https://www.maplesoft.com/supp...

Or alternatively, the Maple-specific community MaplePrimes may know the answer. They are located at https://www.mapleprimes.com/

No problem @mathstutor. From my investigations I came to the same conclusion.

If you have a list of answers as a variable in the algorithm section of your question. e.g.

$TA=["2*Pi",5,"x/y"];

You can put the following grading code to award points based on how many input boxes have the correct answer.

TA:=$TA: RESP:=$RESPONSE: grade := 0.0: for i to nops(TA) do if TA[i] = parse(RESP[i]) then grade := grade+1.0/nops(TA); end if end do: grade;

The order of answer boxes in the html must be the same as the order in $TA. With this code each box is worth 1/n, where n is the number of answer boxes.

I would advise against using the Student package in maple most of the time, it often returns more information than you want and separating it can be hard. In this case, there is a function VectorCalculus:-Gradient which appears to be identical.

I often use this grading code

evalb(convert(simplify(expand(simplify(input-ta, symbolic)), symbolic), expln) = 0)