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Right now, in question/questions_multiple_choice.py, if a code is used, the options are enumerated with 0, 1, 2, 3 ... and so on. I'd like to re-factor so that the user can control this with various options such as:
a) b), c)
a], b], c]
a: , b: , c:
A, B, C (and all the variancts above)
Starting from 1 instead of 0
This could be done by passing optional arguments to the QuestionMultipleChoice, QuestionCheckBox, and so on. It would be important that these options be decoded to generate the answers.
- Add enumeration_style parameter with "numeric" and "letter" options
- Update templates to support A, B, C style option labeling
- Handle letter responses in validation and answer processing
- Add tests for the new functionality
Fixes#1222 - Allow A, B, C, D enumerations of question options
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