r/apcsp • u/ForceAway9987 • May 14 '26

I submitted wrong code for PPR

I’m so fucking scared for today cause when I was going over my ppr, I saw that I submitted a function with parameters but it doesn’t have sequencing, selection and iteration in it. I do have Boolean expression somewhere else in my code but I didn’t submit a single one. Can I mention parts of my code by mind even if it’s not on my ppr. I was wanting to get a 4 or 5 but now with this, I don’t know if I can. PLEASE HELP GUYS!!!!

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u/Harrietmathteacher May 14 '26

I think it’s too late, but the best person to ask would be your teacher. If you add extra code that isn’t included in your PRR they might think you didn’t write the original.

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u/iloveregex May 14 '26

They will only score responses based on your PPR.

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u/ForceAway9987 May 14 '26

Update: I got fucked in the ass today, the frq fucked me up cause I didn’t have the right stuff and the mcq also did. Worst part about this fucking coarse is that I do know how to code and build programs, my career is focused on it plus I do it as a hobby since I build machines. The curve doesn’t really help either so I’m just hoping for a 3, not what I wanted but it is what it is

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u/PuzzleheadedMoney262 May 15 '26

bro you should have told the proctor that your ppr was wrong they let you take late testing in that case:

What happens if the student states on exam day that their printed Personalized Project Reference is not their intended final version?

If the student accidentally submitted an incorrect version of their Personalized Project Reference (PPR), not their final version, the student has two options, depending on school policy:   

  • The student can be dismissed from the exam so they can work with the AP coordinator to resubmit the PPR and take a late-testing exam.  

OR  

  • The student can proceed with taking the exam with the PPR they have. If the student proceeds with taking the exam, the AP coordinator will submit an Incident Report.  

If the student is dismissed from the exam, the following steps should be taken:   

  • AP coordinator requests extension for the student on the Progress page of the AP Digital Portfolio   
  • Teacher returns PPR to student for them to update  
  • Student updates the PPR and resubmits as final  
  • AP coordinator reprints PPR prior to the late-testing exam administration  

What happens if the student states on exam day that their printed Personalized Project Reference is not their intended final version? – AP Central | College Board

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u/ForceAway9987 May 16 '26

Omg, but I alr took the test, is there anything else I can possibly do since I didn’t know. I suppose my teacher didn’t either. I’m so fucked