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 \label{Authoring_Responseparam_Parameter}  \label{Authoring_Responseparam_Parameter}
   
   
 If \textbf{responseparam} appears it should be inside of a response  If \textbf{responseparam} appears, it should be inside of a response
 tag. It defines an externally adjustable parameter for this question,  tag. It defines an externally adjustable parameter for the question,
 which the question can use to allow other users to customize the problem  which the question can then use to allow other users to customize the problem
 for use in their courses without changing the source code of the problem.  for their courses without changing the source code of the problem.
 Possible attributes are:  Possible attributes are:
   
 \begin{itemize}  \begin{itemize}
 \item \textbf{default}\index{default}: required. Specifies a default value  \item \textbf{default}\index{default}: required. Specifies a default value
 for the parameter.  for the parameter.
 \item \textbf{name}\index{name}: required, specifies an internal name for  \item \textbf{name}\index{name}: required. Specifies an internal name for
 the parameter   the parameter. 
 \item \textbf{type}\index{type}: required specifies the type of parameter,  \item \textbf{type}\index{type}: required. Specifies the type of parameter:
 one of \textbf{tolerance}, \textbf{int}, \textbf{float}, \textbf{string},  \textbf{tolerance}, \textbf{int}, \textbf{float}, \textbf{string},
 or \textbf{date}.  or \textbf{date}.
 \item \textbf{description}\index{description}: a string describing the  \item \textbf{description}\index{description}: string describing the
 parameter, this is what is used to talk about a parameter outside  parameter. This is what is used to talk about a parameter outside
 of a problem  of a problem.
 \end{itemize}  \end{itemize}
 \textbf{parameter} is exactly the same as \textbf{responseparam},  \textbf{parameter} is exactly the same as \textbf{responseparam},
 but should appear outside of a response tag.  but should appear outside of a response tag.

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