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<noinclude>This is the template to be used when providing answers.  To use the template, you would type the following:
 
<nowiki>{{Answer | answer goes here }}</nowiki>
 
The advantage to this is that any text places where "answer goes here" occurs will be hidden when a user first views the page.  This should help users avoid spoilers. 
 
The results look like this:
{{Answer | This is the solution}}
 
Note, the use of the equals sign outside of math mode will cause errors.  To prevent this, use math mode or use <nowiki>{{=}}</nowiki> instead.
 
See also [[Template:Hint]] and [[Template:Solution]] for including hints or answers with similar results.
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Revision as of 13:32, 6 July 2013

This is the template to be used when providing answers. To use the template, you would type the following:

{{Answer | answer goes here }}

The advantage to this is that any text places where "answer goes here" occurs will be hidden when a user first views the page. This should help users avoid spoilers.

The results look like this:


Note, the use of the equals sign outside of math mode will cause errors. To prevent this, use math mode or use {{=}} instead.

See also Template:Hint and Template:Solution for including hints or answers with similar results.