I'm technically in CSA but I couldn't find an active sub for it. Would I get full points for this answer? AI says that the grading rubric requires a for loop and there's a 50/50 chance this might work.
Also I'm a python coder. My CSA teacher taught nothing, and he won't grade the FRQ. I'm just hoping I can do ok on the AP Exam.
Im a fairly experienced programmer but havent used java since a year (been doing python lately) I did give an exam in my sophmore year that covered the same syllabus as in cs a except for recursion and arraylists and scored a 98 on that. Im gonna start the syllabus today and I got 3 days for the exams, any resources to practice and familiarize myself w the exam pattern for frqs and mcqs. I'd appreciate any help I can get!
I'm a self study student so I cant access the AP classroom
hey, guys. my teacher unreleased the practice exams on ap classroom and i find the mcqs on there kind of easy and more into the middle in terms of difficult. i js wanted to ask if I should expect the types of questions on there to appear on the test or if i should use any other website to study for the mcqs. thanks!
what units and what type of questions appeared on the MCQS last year? If anyone could tell me or tell me where to find this information that’d be really helpful!
The exam is this friday and i don't really know how to code. I took a couple practice tests just going off common sense and got around a 27/42 on the MCQ. But for frq I actually need to know some code.
My goal is to atleast score a 4. Right now i plan on using apcsexamprep.com and going through the full course.
is a 4 actually possible in 4 days if i grind? Anyone that has crammed similarly in the past, pls tell me how did it go and what I should do.
It included all the content in A.P. CSA, but also went over more topics. It was discontinued after the 2008-2009 school year.
I was wondering if anyone here took it before it was discontinued???
Hey, I'm currently self-studying both AP CSP + CSA, and admittedly haven't started studying to a solid degree yet. As I haven't been in a proper class, I'm essentially starting from 0, and exams for both are coming up rapidly.
I need some resources and tips to get to a 5 level in both with like.....5 days of studying. I'm already mocking near perfect on CSP due to it being almost entirely conceptual, but CSA syntax and other Java niches are giving me trouble due to my fluency being in anything but Java. Is there any quick way to get Java syntax down and understand CSA at a solid degree to hopefully get a 5 on both?