Create Task - Project & Code Walkthrough (AP Computer Science Principles - Updated for 2024)

AP CSP Create Task
Resource #1 - Citing Resources: • Citing Code And Resour...
Resource #2 - Parameters and Abstraction: • Parameters and Abstrac...
Resource #3 - Sequencing, Selection, and Iteration: • Sequencing, Selection,...
Resource #4 - Plagiarism Policy: • Create Task - Plagiari...
Resource #5 - Submitting Code:
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Resource #6 - Playlist: • Create Task Resources ...
Resource #7: Create Task - Project & Code Walkthrough • Create Task - Project ...
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[@BillBarnum]

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[@ks-ou3qu]

Last minuteeeeeeee

[@prythal]

i just started 😭

[@Akai_Batchat]

How much time is left? 2 days max?

[@shiza23]

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[@Berserkersoso]

@@prythal your cooked

[@cogdotzip5998]

Guys we got chat gpt don’t even sweat

[@haasini272]

My program contains a list of elements from the periodic table that I programmed. When the user types a letter, the symbols of the elements that begin with the same letter that is inputted by the user are displayed. Does that apply for “…must show how data have been stored in the list”. I am not exactly sure how else to implement this rule otherwise. Thank you!

[@prythal]

i did something similar

[@insomniang]

For the “…must show how data have been stored in the list”, is it okay if we just have a definite list that’s already full? For instance, mine contains a list of all countries. My program simply displays countries that start with the letter entered by the user, so I’m unsure as to how I’d implement storing data in a list. Thanks!

[@haasini272]

My program is also similar. I had the same question. I think it should be fine though

[@JustLightt]

thank you

[@krishmud5284]

I'm thinking of making blackjack. I am deciding whether I want to include graphics because it is super complicated for me. Do you think I should

[@BillBarnum]

Remember that you don't get any points for making a cool program. It's up to you what you do, but I'd focus on the core requirements of the project.

[@Chickenwing-oq9bk]

For the CPT on the PPR it says that our procedure has to have sequencing, selection, and iteration however on the program code it says that our procedure needs to have the name and return type and one or more parameters. I have If and Elif statements and a for loop but they are in different sections. What should I do? Thank yall so much

[@user-nr7wj7oh6g]

hi! i wanted to ask a question for the personal project reference. if one piece of the code serves to answer more than one question of the ppr, could we duplicate the code or not?

[@BillBarnum]

Yes. You could use the same piece of code in two parts of the PPR.

[@poval_]

Hey! I wanted to know if I'm allowed to re-create your project here for my own Create Task? I really struggle with ideas that meet the requirements and yours is great! I would be writing all of my own code, just with your idea?
Let me know if that's okay. Thanks

[@BillBarnum]

I would recommend against it because it might get flagged.

[@Zaina-td3un]

hi question, if i have a list and then a filtered version of the list, can i put both for the list 2 sections? Thank u in advance

[@masariskfn6162]

Question: Can whatever you call be the parameter that you have? For example, in your case you made a variable called player and are calling player in the function howManyRuns. Could you still get points if you define the parameter in the global space like for example in your case make a variable called name (the same as your parameter) in the global space like (var name= "";) and then say name = getText("txtPlayerName"); and then call name: howManyRuns(name) and still have name as the parameter in the function howManyRuns? Or does whatever you call have to be named differently than the parameter?

[@samsirak7383]

Great question! I am a APCSP student and I was wondering the exact same thing, mine is due in like 5 days so a response to this will really help.

[@DelilaZemichael]

I am a long term sub for an APCSP class and many of my students are wondering the same thing. With no CS background myself, I am wondering the same. They are wondering if whatever they call has the same name as their parameter if that affects the functionality in some negative way.

[@BillBarnum]

I want to make sure that I understand your question.
Take a look at 9:28.
On line 37, "player" is an "argument.
On line 40: "name" is a "parameter".
The value in "player" get's passed to "name".
player is declared on line 36, making it a local variable, and assigned a value on the same line.
Suppose you declared player as a global variable, perhaps on Line 1. You could just assign its value on line 36. That would be OK.
In general, it is a better practice to make a variable have as limited a scope as possible, so it is slightly preferable to have player as a local instead of a global variable.
Also, I use the terms "argument" and "parameter". Some programmers say "actual parameter" instead of "argument". Also, they may say "formal parameter" instead of "parameter",

[@BillBarnum]

@@DelilaZemichael
Take a look at 9:28
On line 37, "player" is an "argument.
On line 40: "name" is a "parameter".
The value in "player" gets passed to "name".
Are you asking if arguments and parameters need to have the same name?
Arguments and parameters CAN have the same name, but they don't need to.

[@Mrdark8768]

quick question so for the collaborative partner can we have an identical coding portion like i know the video has to be separate but ill be fine if i submit an identical coding portion ?

[@yaesmr]

not sure but I think your codes have to be different, they can only help you

[@aashi225]

Hi! I have a question for the create task code. If I use a function w different arguments in an if/else statement, does that count as the function being called twice? The rubric says your created function needs to be called twice so I wasn't sure if that would work.

[@ks-ou3qu]

Ask that the ChatGPT I’ll give you the answer

[@infrared9583]

I finished it weeks ago but never submitted it

[@m3lng3]

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Hello 2:56

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[@smitajha-qx1ky]

Hello

[@DailyCommunity6]

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[@nickyboy7248]

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[@agamezz1_480]

Gg it’s over and I’m cooked🫡