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PCAP Certification-Certified Associate in Python Programming

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  • Updated 11/2020
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ProTeach Tech, ProTeach Tech
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Course Overview

PCAP Certification-Certified Associate in Python Programming

Pass PCAP-31-02 Exam. Get hard level of python questions for all topics with detailed and clear explanation

The following Pcap topics covered in this course are not covered by most of the python courses.

  1. capitalize ()

  2. split ()

  3. join ()

  4. insert ()

  5. index ()

  6. sorted ()

  7. map ()

  8. filter ()

  9. reduce ()

  10. reversed ()

  11. sorted ()

  12. __name__

  13. __str__

  14. __dict__

  15. __module__

  16. __bases__

  17. hasattr ()

  18. issubclass ()

  19. isinstance ()


Topics Covered:-

  1. Basic concepts: -

    • Interpreter

    • Compiler

    • Indentation rule using a semicolon

  2. Important Keywords: -

    • pass

    • yield

    • return

    • del

    • None

    • global

  3. Operators: -

    • Unary and binary operators

    • Numeric operators

    • Bitwise operators

    • String operators

    • Boolean operators

    • Relational operators

    • Assignment operators

  4. Formatting

  5. Conditional Statements: -

    • if

    • if-else

    • if-elif

    • if-elif-else

  6. List

  7. List comprehension

  8. String

  9. Loops: -

    • while, while – else

    • b. for, for – else, range (), in

  10. Loop Control statements: -

    • break

    • continue

  11. Character Sets: -

    • a. ASCII

    • b. UNICODE (UTF-8, UTF-16, UTF-32)

  12. Escape characters

  13. List copying ways: -

    • Deep copy

    • b. Shallow copy

  14. Dictionary

  15. Generators

  16. Function Arguments: -

    • Positional arguments

    • Default arguments

    • Keyword arguments

    • Non-keyword arguments

  17. Predefined functions: -

    • input()

    • print(end,sep)

    • int ()

    • float ()

    • str ()

    • upper ()

    • lower ()

    • len ()

    • ord ()

    • chr ()

    • append ()

    • sort ()

    • keys ()

    • items ()

    • values ()

    • super ()

    • type ()

    • tuple ()

    • list ()

    • dict ()

  18. Modules and packages: -

    • a. Use and creation of .pyc file.

    • b. Difference between packages, directories, and modules.

    • c. Use of __init__ py file

  19. Classes and objects: -

    • Constructor

    • Slef

    • Removing and adding attributes

  20. Type of inheritance: -

    • Single inheritance

    • Multiple inheritances

    • Multilevel inheritance

    • Hierarchical inheritance

    • Hybrid inheritance

  21. Polymorphism

  22. Encapsulation: -

    • public

    • protected

    • private

    • name mangling

  23. Exception handling: -

    • Raising exception using predefined exception and user-defined class

    • try-except-else-finally block

    • assigning more than one exception to one except block

  24. Important classes from Exception hierarchy: -

    • TypeError

    • ValueError

    • IOError

    • OSError

    • NameError

    • IndexError

    • SyntaxError

    • Exception

    • BaseException

  25. File Handling functions: -

    • read()

    • readinto()

    • readline()

    • write()

    • close()

    • open()

    • bytearray()

  26. File Handline modes (r,w,a,wb,rb,b)

  27. Binary vs test files.



Why Choose the PCAP  Associate Exam Practice Test?

Quality Python test content is extremely important to me so that you can perform extremely well in PCAP Exam. I ensure that all objectives of the exam are covered in depth so you'll be ready for any question on the exam. I work hard to understand the exam objectives, take the exam my selves before creating these practice tests. My quality content guarantees you to pass the PCAP  Exam in flying colors.

  • Udemy Q and A feature helps you  to clear your doubt from me

  • Questions are similar to exam questions so you test your knowledge of exam objectives

  • Detailed explanations for correct answers

  • Get hard level of python questions


PCAP: Exam Information

  • Exam Name: PCAP Certified Associate in Python Programming

  • Exam Code/Exam Version: PCAP-31-01 (retired), PCAP-31-02 (published)

  • Exam Level: Associate

  • Associated Certifications: PCPP | Certified Professional in Python Programming (PCPP-32-101 and PCPP-32-201) Coming 2020

  • Pre-requisites: None

  • Duration: 65 minutes (exam) + 10 minutes (Non-Disclosure Agreement/Tutorial)

  • Number of Questions: 40

  • Format: Single-choice and multiple-choice questions | Python 3.x

  • Passing score: 70% (PCAP-31-02)

Course Content

  • 1 section(s)
  • Section 1 Practice Tests

What You’ll Learn

  • Makes the student very confident and helps them to clear the exam very easily
  • Learn how to think correct answers for python program
  • Get questions similar to asked in official PCAP Certification Associate
  • Important questions for PCAP Certification Associate

Skills covered in this course


Reviews

  • M
    Marc Leavitt
    3.0

    I purchased this assuming that it was focused on PCAP-31-03. I don't know if the disconnect is between PCAP-31-02 and PCAP-31-03 or between the training course I took (Cisco "Skills for All" Python Essentials 1 & 2), but the emphases are quite different.

  • r
    rushhiro san
    4.0

    Passed PCAP-31-02 the other day. The problems given in this course helped me a lot dig in the language. Thank you.

  • A
    Amadou Bella Bah
    5.0

    Thank you very much for this exam preparation course. Thanks to you, I successfully passed the PCAP-31-02 and PCAP-31-03 exams. I want to continue, can you prepare us for the PCPP too?

  • M
    Mathieu Champlon
    3.0

    advantages of this pack : a bunch of questions ! If you really take the time to take the all 6 mock exams and if you also take the time to read and understand the solutions, you will definitively progress in your Python journey Drawbacks : Too hard!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Sometimes, i believe that there is no sense for putting the difficulty cursor so high. You take one of those blank exam and score a 37%. 1st of all you will never have so many difficult questions the day of the real exam, secondly it will make you loose the visibility on your true "Python-value" and maybe discourage you... Conclusion : for 20 bocks, it's a fair purchase and it will help you but don't focus too much on the first score you will make because if not, you will discourage yourself ! Stick to your Python course, and prepare yourself with this pack as an add-on and everything will be fine. Good luck In response to ProTeach Tech : that's untrue. Update yourself. Putting the level so high may : - discourage people from following their Python Certification Process whereas they could have done so just by being a little bit more confident in themself. In a sense, taking an exam twice time harder than the real one without advising the candidate doesn't help - packing an exam in which 75 % of the questions are based on particularities, exceptions, weird Python behaviour is far, far away from what the real exam will propose and ask to the candidate. In my opinion, it doesn't help to prepare the biggest part of what is exactly the PCAP certification : normal behaviour of a future-certified Python developper and the 80% of what will be his Python journey as a professional or a learner. Hey ProTeach Tech, i am sad you took my advice so bad but improving the products you sell is a continous process and should be based on your customers advices. For your information, i am PCAP certified since last week. bye !

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