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In AP CS courses, encourage students to pay attention to examples provided in problem statements, as these often illustrate special cases and can help elucidate the correct approach.

  • The same is true of questions that provide pre- and post-conditions.

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Tips from Deborah Power Carter’s The College Board’s AP Computer Science Teacher’s Guide.

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