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... ... @@ -317,7 +317,7 @@ To check the user's answer numerically, use the command \checkAsFunction or \che
317 317 Remarks<br/><br/>
318 318 If you use <b>\checkStringsForRelation</b> you need <b>equal()</b> (see the following example) as part of your conditions if
319 319 you want an equals check with the correct solution. If you don't use <b>equal()</b> there
320 -will be no equals check. Here is list of possible [relations](Expression-Syntax-For-Generic-Applets).<br/><br/>
320 +will be no equals check. Here is list of possible [relations](Expression-Syntax-For-Generic-Applets.md).<br/><br/>
321 321 Observe that by default, the identity of operations with <b>equal()</b> is tested here algebraically, not numerically.
322 322 But you can use <b>\checkAsFunction</b> (see above) in addition to achieve a numerical comparison instead. <br/><br/>
323 323 If you use <b>\inputAsString</b> within an answer you either have to set score to zero <b>\score{0}</b> or use <b>\checkStringsForRelation</b>. Otherwise there will be a correction error.
324 324