im so cooked cuz i cant code 😭 i did sumn like for each item in list value = item and then called checkvalidity and returned it 💀 it dont make sense but i was tired and in my second test at like 4pm
The frq was mostly easy, but question 2b for the first set of questions was the only one that I think I probably missed because I only had one if statement in my procedure, and the output of the procedure was dependent on the state of global variables.
I think it would be easier for question 2c to just write out code. function listValid(list){ for(let i = list.length; i-- > 0){ if(!checkValidity(list[i])) return false; } return true; }
I found 2b (for set 2) to be super confusing. I put two answers for the argument change lol, one where I change my parameter itself to a different one that produces a similar output, and one where a different input causes a similar output. Hopefully they give me the points! The abstraction one. 2c was ok, I basically explained that the parameters prevent the need for me to create local variables and numerous conditional statements
@@Mr.AP5 I NEED the FRQ pts because the MCQs were pretty annoying for me (barely finished- prob too tedious pseudocode questions/weird wording). Maybe they will increase the nonexistent curve because of the FRQs??? They SHOULD let us get 5s…we deserve it!!!
Hello @Mr. AP, I took this exam this year. My AP class score is very good but I am worried for this AP Test score. I had set 2 and I am not confident on my 2 c and 2 d as you saw in walkthrough, it was a bit tricky. I think I did good on MCQ…if I got 65 out of 70 in MCQ, how much I need on FRQ to get a 4 or 5? I know it’s a first time there are FRQ so will there be a curve? Need to hear your thoughts for me mental sanity please 🙏
i hope i get atleast a 4 on my ap exam,, ty Mr. AP!
I'm taking the Make Up Exam, I'm very nervous because I think it might be harder than the actuall exam
They usually are
Why so?
@@luckycharm1411 It's because people have extra time to study
im so cooked cuz i cant code 😭 i did sumn like for each item in list value = item and then called checkvalidity and returned it 💀 it dont make sense but i was tired and in my second test at like 4pm
Would the FRQs on the retake be one of the 2024 sets, or a different version of the frqs from a previous year?
Different version that will not be shared
The frq was mostly easy, but question 2b for the first set of questions was the only one that I think I probably missed because I only had one if statement in my procedure, and the output of the procedure was dependent on the state of global variables.
I think it would be easier for question 2c to just write out code.
function listValid(list){
for(let i = list.length; i-- > 0){
if(!checkValidity(list[i]))
return false;
}
return true;
}
Same here, i instead explained why I couldn't use 2 test calls
Can that give the point still?
I found 2b (for set 2) to be super confusing. I put two answers for the argument change lol, one where I change my parameter itself to a different one that produces a similar output, and one where a different input causes a similar output. Hopefully they give me the points! The abstraction one. 2c was ok, I basically explained that the parameters prevent the need for me to create local variables and numerous conditional statements
Sound like good answers to me 👍
@@Mr.AP5 I NEED the FRQ pts because the MCQs were pretty annoying for me (barely finished- prob too tedious pseudocode questions/weird wording). Maybe they will increase the nonexistent curve because of the FRQs??? They SHOULD let us get 5s…we deserve it!!!
Happy B day to one of you Mr. APs!
I forgot to put iteration in my procedure 😭😭 rest of the frq I think I did good on.
how’d i get a 3😭 i swear i got 85-90% mcq right and only missed like 1 frq point
It's fine. Don't stress over it too much
is there a way to see that document? or url?
It's on the CollegeBoard website
Hello @Mr. AP, I took this exam this year. My AP class score is very good but I am worried for this AP Test score. I had set 2 and I am not confident on my 2 c and 2 d as you saw in walkthrough, it was a bit tricky. I think I did good on MCQ…if I got 65 out of 70 in MCQ, how much I need on FRQ to get a 4 or 5? I know it’s a first time there are FRQ so will there be a curve? Need to hear your thoughts for me mental sanity please 🙏
65 out of 70 is really good, you probably still got a 5 if you only missed a couple points on FRQ, you def got a 4 at least
Were you supposed to write pseudocode for 2c? I explained in words.. using selection, sequencing and iteration
That should work as well, I used Python to explain mine cause I used it for Create task
I’m taking ap csp next year so I was wondering are these frq questions from this year’s exam?
Yes, these are from both versions of the 2024 AP CSP exam. This will be VERY good study material for you next year.
For the exam are you handed one of these version of questions either version 1 or 2 like is it random.
@@noahnoahplayz5089 Depends on region and school
do you know that if you take the exam a week later because of being sick its the same queistions?
No different version
My cybersecurity teacher told me she is being flown to Denver to be trained on the new AP cybersecurity course being piloted next year
How true are these claims you speak of?
@@Mr.AP5 It’s true. Google AP cybersecurity. It’s just a pilot though
This exam has frqs now?
yes
Took it today it was easier than the first time 😭😭😭
The last one for form O, I probably didn’t get the point. So, looks like I’m not getting a 5 😔
You can miss points on the FRQ and still get a 5 if you did good on MCQ
nice stache bro
thanks bro
man i definitely failed this exam :(
😥
i got a 5 on this when i didn't even take the class LOL i did study tho don't think most of this is common knowledge
APCSP is extremely easy for people who enjoy programming