I'd define two new counters that are reset within chapters:
\newcounter{answer}[chapter]
\newcounter{question}[chapter]
Then you can define an environment or command that uses these counters and automatically prints the counter number in whatever format you want, e.g.: \arabic{answer}. How exactly you do that will of course depend upon how you want things formatted. But for the questions you might just define a \newtheorem and use the built in formatting there.

Richard

Steve Litt wrote:
Hi all,

My next book will be in the form of a textbook, so after each chapter summary I'll have a Questions section, followed by an Answers section. In each of those two sections, I'll have a series of numbered (I assume Arabic) questions (or answers). The questions and answers should all restart at #1 in each chapter.

Before I spend 3 days figuring out how to do this, does anyone know a way? I'm considering using a modified memoir document class, or maybe book or some other book-derived document class.

Thanks

SteveT

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