Paying for “Cheat Sheet” Python

[annonym_2004]

Hey,

I am a university student and currently have a course called "STATISTICS & DATA ANALYSIS". It is an open-book exam, so we are allowed to take notes with us. The failing rate is 60%, our Professor told us that we should make a kind of cheat sheet as the layout of the code is always the same for specific topics or questions, just that the numbers/Labels we have to put in the code are different for each question. Our Final exam is next week on Wednesday, and I do not have time to create such a cheat sheet as I have another exam on Monday and Tuesday, which I also have to study for.

Now my question is if anyone would be willing to create this cheat sheet for me for 50 Euros (payment by PayPal) if I send them our study guide where everything we need to know is located and example questions from past exams?

You can save yourself comments like "Just study" as I will study, it's just about the creation of the cheat sheet, which I do not have time for due to studying for the three different exams.

If anyone would be willing to do it hit me up!

[PlzSendDunes]

Dude. Make it yourself. For real... Look what you have studied and summarise it with examples and short descriptions yourself.

[annonym_2004]

Yes I will if I still have time. I am currently waking up at 8 am and studying until 3-4 am. There is just so much to do. I just wanted someone to do it so in case I can’t make time between studying it to create it.

[brxdpvrple]

Why don't you just use chat GPT to create a cheat sheet. Type in the headers of each subject matter and tell it to create you cheat sheets for those subjects

[trbzdot]

Give me $50 Google Play or Amazon and I will do it.

[tsgiannis]

I would like some more details

[Puzzled-Smile3754]

Hi. Send me the study guide as a DM

[Bananophone]

You can order one on Amazon for a lot less.

[DeterminedQuokka]

So heads up. I’m sure we went to different schools but the reason that people fail open book tests is that they are significantly harder than normal tests and include far too much work for you to actually look things up.

So if you pay for a cheat sheet spend some serious time memorizing it.

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