🔒 How do I ace the PCAP?

[shy flame]

I kinda forgot everything about the Python class I took last year, now I have Python II with the PCAP as its final, which I've heard is insanely hard. How do I do well on it?

[remote patio]

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[vale cliff]

I haven't taken PCAP because I've heard its relevance is questionable, but look up what topics it (and the previous exams) cover, and begin practicing them. Ideally, try to find a good project that encompasses the major points.

I just looked over the syllabus, and this does not seem like it's a very advanced exam. The most difficult topic I can find that it covers is inheritence. Idk how the exam itself is, but the topics are fairly basic.

The next exam up gets into metaclasses, which is getting a bit more advanced, but that exam doesn't even look too bad.

[shy flame]

Oh alright

Im just a bit of a beginner at Python

I kinda forgot everything I learned in my first sem of Python programming 😭

[vale cliff]

Yes, you need to practice regularly for a while for the stuff to stick.

[versed summit]

Python is like any language, the best way to learn and stay proficient is consistent use.

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