org.assistments.domain.content.tutor

Class ChooseNAnswerValue

java.lang.Object

org.assistments.domain.content.tutor.AnswerValue<P>

org.assistments.domain.content.tutor.TeacherAnswerValue<ChooseNAnswerValuePart,ChooseNResponseValue>

org.assistments.domain.content.tutor.ChooseNAnswerValue

public class ChooseNAnswerValue
extends TeacherAnswerValue<ChooseNAnswerValuePart,ChooseNResponseValue>

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
ChooseNAnswerValue(ChooseNAnswerValuePart avp)

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
protected boolean	isMatch(ChooseNResponseValue response, java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.String> args) Determines whether a student's response matches this answer value.

Methods inherited from class org.assistments.domain.content.tutor.TeacherAnswerValue

isAllowedEvalType, isMatchDefault, validatePartsCount, validatePartsCount

Methods inherited from class org.assistments.domain.content.tutor.AnswerValue

equals, getValuePart, getValuePart, getValueParts, getValuePartsCount, getValuePartType, getValuePartType, getValuePartValue, getValuePartValue, hashCode, partsToList, setValueParts, setValueParts, toString, toViewString

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, finalize, getClass, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

ChooseNAnswerValue

public ChooseNAnswerValue(ChooseNAnswerValuePart avp)

Method Detail

isMatch

protected boolean isMatch(ChooseNResponseValue response,
                          java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.String> args)

Description copied from class: TeacherAnswerValue

Determines whether a student's response matches this answer value.

A matching response does not imply the given response is correct.

Your subclass can implement this method by calling the default method #isMatchDefault(StudentResponseValue).

The semantics of your problem type might prevent your AnswerValue subclass from calling the isMatchDefault(StudentResponseValue) method.

One case is when the problem type does not implement a 1:1 matching of answer value parts to response value parts.

For example: A range problem is not going to match the student's response (with a single value part) to the answer value parts (which represent a lower- and upper-limit). Rather the range problem must provide an isMatch() implementation that checks if the student's response, a single-part answer value, falls between the two limits.

Specified by:

isMatch in class TeacherAnswerValue<ChooseNAnswerValuePart,ChooseNResponseValue>

Parameters:

response - The response to compare to this answer value.

args - Map for problem specific properties that will be used in calculating correctness for the problem.

Returns:

true if response matches this answer value; otherwise false

See Also:

#isMatchDefault(StudentResponseValue), Answer#isMatch(StudentResponseValue), AnswerValuePart#isMatch(AnswerValuePart)