An FRQ, or Free Response Question, is a type of question in the AP Computer Science A exam where students are required to write code or provide written explanations. It tests students' understanding and application of programming concepts.
Think of an FRQ as a coding challenge that you have to solve within a specific time limit. It's like being given a puzzle and having to use your programming skills to put all the pieces together and come up with the correct solution.
Multiple Choice Questions: These are questions in the AP Computer Science A exam where students choose the correct answer from a set of options.
Syntax Errors: These are mistakes in code that violate the rules of the programming language, resulting in errors when running the program.
Logic Errors: These are mistakes in code that do not result in syntax errors but cause incorrect output or unexpected behavior when running the program.
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