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I took the course the first year it was taught in C++. It was pretty fun. I can't tell you much about the A.P. exam because I was completely sick when I took it with a high fever and all.
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I was able to land a job as webmaster for my school district in my freshman year. For the past two years, we've been working heavily with PHP and Javascript which gave me a great background for working with Java (I had already studied QBasic and C++ on the side, which was background for PHP). So when I decided to pick up Java, I was able to do so with relative ease.
I read the first half of a Java book and was able to pass the AP Computer Science A test with a 4, largely because I only needed to learn the object-oriented peculiarities (well, differences from C++) in Java. I didn't even attempt to answer any of the marine biology questions, as I hadn't taken a single look at the program in advance (though, if I had, I may have booked a five instead).
I'd say, despite my experience, that AP Computer Science is very easy. A fellow student took the test and was able to pull off a two, though he had never studied programming in his life (he was able to simply use logic throughout).
I read the first half of a Java book and was able to pass the AP Computer Science A test with a 4, largely because I only needed to learn the object-oriented peculiarities (well, differences from C++) in Java. I didn't even attempt to answer any of the marine biology questions, as I hadn't taken a single look at the program in advance (though, if I had, I may have booked a five instead).
I'd say, despite my experience, that AP Computer Science is very easy. A fellow student took the test and was able to pull off a two, though he had never studied programming in his life (he was able to simply use logic throughout).
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