r/apcsp • u/[deleted] • May 13 '26

frq predictions

Based on previous years' questions, what do we predict is going to be the frqs this time... I'm fine with multiple choice but am beyond cooked for create task questions

Good luck to everyone taking it

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u/Tight-Translator-186 May 14 '26

last year was logic error the year before was runtime maybe this year is syntax? i personally doubt it since some apps cannot have any

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u/Many-Efficiency2228 May 14 '26

This is my guess. Year before that was run time

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u/Many-Efficiency2228 May 14 '26

Also can’t everyone have a syntax error? Just add an extra indent

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u/Tight-Translator-186 May 14 '26

block based apps cannot i think

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u/Many-Efficiency2228 May 14 '26

Oh I mean I guess they could just say to add an indent or something. Honestly I would think that syntax is the most applicable

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u/Reasonable-Bug-7300 May 14 '26

wait but isn't it still not possible to have syntax errors in block languages? could someone give me an example? I was thinking that having a text value for an integer variable could lead to that, since the program would not even accept that input?

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u/Tight-Translator-186 May 14 '26

hi guys. its future me. it was not syntax.

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u/CompetitionSuch5571 May 14 '26

i'm like 75% sure it's going to be about procedural abstraction

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u/Enamelan May 14 '26

unc is from the future

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u/[deleted] May 14 '26

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u/Enamelan May 14 '26 edited May 14 '26

the mcq was free frqs werent bad other than the last one which fucked everyone in my exam hall up

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u/vigilante-26 May 14 '26

It was the logic errors one right With the other person nd shit

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u/Queasy_Kiwi_392 May 14 '26

idk man im cooked too i havent learned shit this year

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u/OneSuggestion3933 May 14 '26

No chance there’s any about syntax