Remember how we used to have to double up on every backslash?
\frac{2}{3} → \\frac{2}{3}
No more! No Double Escaping ⢠Activity Builder by Desmos
note: Exact copy and paste might break sometimes, in which case you’ll need to add in some white space. e.g. \sinx → \sin x
Will the code already written with double backslashes remain supported?
It certainly will! Let us know if you run into any issues.
Can students do the same? Copy equations from desmos?
They always could. This is just affecting the CL.
Oh! I actually never thought of doing that. 