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\label{Numerical_Response_Introduction}

\index{Numerical Response}\label{Numerical Response}
Numerical Response problems are very powerful. In fact, they are so powerful
it would be impossible to fully explain what is possible in a simple document. 
This chapter will focus on getting you started with Numerical Response
problems and show you some of the possibilities, with no prerequisite
knowledge necessary. The more you learn, the more you will find you can do.

If you like, you can follow this chapter as its own tutorial. Create
a Numerical Response problem using the instructions in the ``Authoring Content in LON-CAPA''
section \ref{Creating_Content_Overview},
ending your resource name with {}``.problem'', and create a new \textbf{Simple
Numerical Response} problem.
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