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@@ -81,11 +81,11 @@ When generating a hint from positive rules, we consider all \emph{partially matc
For example, if we find the following missing pattern for an incorrect program implementing the \code{sister} predicate:
\begin{Verbatim}[fontfamily=sf]
-(clause (head (compound (functor ‘\code{sister}’) (args var))) (binop var ‘\code{\textbackslash{}=}’))\textrm{,}
+(clause (head (compound (functor ‘\code{sister}’) (args var))) (binop var ‘\code{\textrm{\textbackslash{}}=}’))\textrm{,}
\end{Verbatim}
\noindent
-we could display a message to the student saying “comparison between \code{X} and some other value is missing”, or “your program is missing the goal \code{X} \code{\textbackslash{}=} \code{?}”.
+we could display a message to the student saying “comparison between \code{X} and some other value is missing”, or “your program is missing the goal \code{X} \code{\textrm{\textbackslash{}}=} \code{?}”.
This method can find several missing patterns for a given partial program. In such cases we return the most commonly occurring pattern as the main hint, and other candidate patterns as alternative hints. We use main and alternative intent hints to establish the upper and lower bounds when evaluating hints.
@@ -93,4 +93,4 @@ This method can find several missing patterns for a given partial program. In su
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