I failed my first attempt a few weeks ago. I was devastated. I feel better now with my knowledge and understanding but I’m still nervous to retest!
2 weeks ago | 1
I take my test Tuesday! I'm a bit nervous but I've been studying with intent and see the other things mentioned lining up. the first practice test I took, I had questions remaining. but since then I've finished all questions, and on my last one I even had about 10 minutes left!
2 weeks ago | 0
I've passed my test, but I am working at a company where I feel like Im doing the right thing and then am constantly being told im wrong. I've been coding for 5 years. Any advice to make me a stronger coder? I watch the videos, keep up with my CEU's, and have even gone through my old book.
1 week ago | 0
Taking my CPC exam Friday and I'm still nervous despite passing my practice tests 😬 edit: I PASSED!!!! 94% thanks for all the videos with helpful info and for suggesting Preppy 🎉
2 weeks ago (edited) | 0
Contempo Coding
Studying for the CPC exam can feel overwhelming. There’s so much information, and it’s hard to hone in on what is more likely to be on your exam. But there are some clear signs that you’re on track. If these sound like you, you might be closer than you think:
1. You know your guidelines.
You don’t just skim them, you can apply them to real-world coding scenarios with confidence. You may not have them all memorized (and you don’t need to!), but you know when to reference and apply them.
2. You can manage your time.
Practice exams are tough, but if you can pace yourself to get through all the questions, you’re building the right exam-day stamina.
3. You’ve practiced with intent.
It’s not about memorizing answers. You’ve worked through case examples, highlighted your books, and developed strategies to navigate tricky questions. If you’re getting at least an 80% on practice exams, it’s a good indicator you’re ready for exam day.
If you see yourself in these, give yourself some credit. You may be more ready than you realize.
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