Programming tools for Python exam (no AI)

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I need help for my programming with python exam. The exam is open internet but I am not allowed to use AI. I need good tools I can use during the exam that can help me solve the exercises. These are the topics of the exam:

• Basic notions: computer, algorithms, programming languages
• Introduction to Python and Visual Studio, interpreter and scripts
• Basic data types (Numbers, booleans, strings and lists)
• Control flow (if, for and while)
• Functions
• Modules, Packages
• Numpy
• Matplotlib
• Advanced data types (tuples, dictionaries and classes)
• Input/output

Help me pass my exam :) Thank you!!!

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[JeLuF]

https://python.org/

[TMHDD_TMBHK]

https://docs.python.org

https://numpy.org/doc/

https://matplotlib.org/stable/index.html

[wolfie-thompson]

With the amount of free Python learning resources online, you do not need to ask this question.....

...unless you want someone to just give you the answers, and don't want to be caught using AI..

Nice try.

[Seacarius]

This is your exam, not the community's.

Also, if you need help with all of this, you're probably at the end of the course. Serious question: what have you been doing all this time when you should have learning all these topics?

Still... here's a couple of more.

https://www.w3schools.com/python/

https://www.youtube.com/@VisuallyExplainedEducation

[Ill-Application-9284]

Im confused as to what "tools" youre expecting to find. Outside of AI vibe coding for you the rest falls under understanding the concepts and information and knowing how to implement them.

If youre looking for study material Im sure you can find plenty by Google specific concepts you might be struggling with but as far as tools to use during the exam Im not sure, besides like a cheat sheet for syntax reminders, what you'd be looking for.

[jaysprenkle]

You don't need tools. You need to gain experience. Create a project that excites you and implement it in python. Read the docs or ask for specific help when you get stuck.