You may have created a problem that can use a Python script to change specific values in the problem each time a different student sees the problem, or every time a single student tries to answer the problem. For example, the highlighted values in the problem below change each time a student submits an answer to the problem.
This setting specifies whether certain values in your problem change each time a different student accesses the problem, or each time a single student tries to answer the problem. For example, the highlighted values in the problem below change each time a student submits an answer to the problem.
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To "turn on" the ability to change these values, use the **Randomization** setting. This setting has four options.
If you want to change, or "randomize," specific values in your problem, you have to do both the following:
- Make sure that your problem contains a Python script that randomizes the values that you want.
- Enable randomization in the Problem component.
To enable randomization, select an option for the **Randomization** setting. This setting has four options.
