Tests & Quizzes: Not all global variables are exported on the xml - S2U-11

I followed Jesus’s test plan from September 2. Imported the provided question pool, viewed the question details and solution, exported it, re-imported it, and viewed the question details for the re-imported pool. Both global variables were present.

https://trunk-maria.nightly.sakaiproject.org/, build 22738a5c

Another test plan:

1. Import the pool “exportPool(5).xml”

2. Click solution or test the question works fine

3. Export the pool

4. Import the pool (from the step 3)

5. Click solution or test the question works fine

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I came up with this question:

Question:
You are given two variables: X and Y. You need to calculate a score based on the following condition:

• If X is less than Y, the score is X * 2.

• If X is greater than or equal to Y, the score is Y * 3.

Global Variable:
Let’s assume we have a global variable Z which is used to modify the score calculation.
Formula:
The final score S is calculated as:
S=iff(X<Y,X×2,Y×3)+ZS = \text{iff}(X < Y, X \times 2, Y \times 3) + ZS=iff(X<Y,X×2,Y×3)+Z
In this formula:

• iff(condition, true_value, false_value) is a function that returns true_value if the condition is true, otherwise it returns false_value.

• X < Y is the condition being tested.

• X * 2 is the result when X is less than Y.

• Y * 3 is the result when X is greater than or equal to Y.

• Z is a global variable that is added to the final score.

Example Calculation:
If X = 5, Y = 10, and Z = 3, then:

1. Check if X < Y: 5 < 10 (True).

2. Calculate the score: 5×2=105 \times 2 = 105×2=10.

3. Add the global variable Z: 10+3=1310 + 3 = 1310+3=13.

So, the final score S would be 13.

I'm having trouble turning it into a question with global variables. What should I put in the text box for the calculated question? Can you assist me with this @Bernardo Garcia Vila ?

Thank you.

Jesús just updated the test plan so this can be verified.

Yes, I remember this being discussed on a S2U call. I think the editor swalled up the formula and he was going to add it back. Let me ask him again, thanks for the reminder.