Answer 1

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Answer 2

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2) Practise coding. Although paper-and-pencil coding is part of the exam, you still gotta practise coding stuff in order to get better experience. Practise coding on your computer/phone and then try writing that code on paper.

Didn't want to give more tips because of how your exams could be different from mine but still, in the context of scoring well in a subject these are the things I can generally provide you with.

Good luck for scoring well in your Python programming module!! 🌼🌻🌸🌼🌻🌼🌺🌷🌼

Answer 3

My tips (they apply to all programming languages though):
1. Make your code secure, with noerrors.
2. Make your code readable, fast and clean.
3. Don't overcomplicate stuff. Try and find the easiest solution.
4. Explicit is better than implicit.
5. Learn, learn, learn. There is no such thing as "knowing everything".
6. Read other people's code. As I said in 5., you learn new stuff everyday, some people may indirectly help you!

And most importantly...

7. Have fun while programming. When you like what you're learning, you learn faster and more. Follow your dreams!

Answer 4

Hey, good to hear about that you are going to learn python programming language.

First thing that you must consider while learning it is that you are going to learn something called 'logical'. So do focus on developing your logical part of the brain and problem solving skills.

After learning about print function, learn about strings and methods that can be used with strings.

Play with them. Strings are very important concept in programming. Solve some solo learn problems.

After that jump on to loops. Learn how to use them and do solve some problems also with them.

Now, it's time to learn data structures in python.
Learn about lists, tuples, dictionaries, sets, generators, etc.......

After that try to make your hands dirty with function.

Implement all the stuff using functions. Now, you are able to solve problems on solo learn.

Jump on to oop. Create projects with the concept using oop because this is the only way to practice them.

Answer 5

Practice.

Answer 6

HonFu , Prometheus .

Answer 7

The answer varieties from your goal: if you are simply interested in challenges of sololearn - google through the questions for interviews. If you want to be a python developer- make the question more clear.

Answer 8

I don't know how 12th class Python looks like as I studied Python in school during your equivalent of 7th to 8th grade.

While 7th was primarily just turtle graphics and drag-and-drop-block based programming and 8th was essentially algorithmic development, I did some search on my own and found Sololearn.

So I didn't really find Python exams hard as they were rather simple and didn't have a complicated structure (unlike a certain language named after coffee that I hated to study the very next year).

But if you really feel you need to score well and you are currently not doing,
1) Read your notes thoroughly. Notes are the most aligned to your assessments (and if additional stuff comes out you can blame the teacher). Highlight key ideas and remember them.

Answer 9

1.) Learn more about the language in little steps from a source of your choice.
2.) Constantly write code yourself applying what you've learned.
3.) Take care not to forget the things you learned using a good repetition plan.

https://code.sololearn.com/W4P13u4XCmf9/?ref=app

Answer 10

Radu Baloi Python 101 is also a really great book

Answer 11

Type this into your Python interpreter, it should give you what youre looking for😁🔥

>>> import this

Answer 12

It varies