AP computer science A

[noobcola]

Since my school is too ghetto to offer this class, i was planning to study it over summer and taking the AP comp test next year.

do u guys think this is plausible? if anyone had taken AP comp, plz gib meh teh feedb4ck

[hellsing293]

is that like how they make it so a tiny little chip can hold billions of information? like how the comp works? cause i always wondered how a tiny chip can somehow let us use our computers and stuff. i know it has to do with binonary code( 1's and 0's like 000101100011)

[Syrin]

Holy damn, know how wierd it is that you're asking? I just took the AP Computer Science A yesterday morning. I actually only studied for about two weeks... but then again, I'm intimately familiar with programming in Java, so, y'know. That kinda helped.

[noobcola]

Holy damn, know how wierd it is that you're asking? I just took the AP Computer Science A yesterday morning. I actually only studied for about two weeks... but then again, I'm intimately familiar with programming in Java, so, y'know. That kinda helped.

really? so how was it? was it difficult?

[Syrin]

Well, for me, it was extremely easy. I wouldn't doubt that I got 100%. It helps that I love programming a lot. However, for somebody whose programming experience (prior to the course) is limited to HTML or notepad, it might be a wee bit difficult. Not saying that's you, just, in general.

[The Mob]

im taking a java class right now.. and it is a bitch... you must know java, the ins and the outs. how its works, different kinds of coding, buying a text book will help, but you mainly need experiance in writing code. use a java complier such as blue j to help you do the hands on stuff. good luck