Support for Context Free Grammars and 2 Exercise Types for DFAs/NFAs#13
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Adding multiple Problems to ProblemSet; Showing Course Password in Overview
+ some minor layout changes
+ fixed creation/edition of multiple exercises + removed some debug outputs + removed db trace file
new problem types for grammars See merge request !1
# Conflicts: # src/main/scala/com/automatatutor/model/Problem.scala # src/main/scala/com/automatatutor/model/SolutionAttempt.scala
WordsInGrammar instruction grammar mistake (singular vs plural)
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New support for context free grammars and the 4 exercise types (by Martin Helfrich):
2 new exercise types (by Jan Wagner):