You ah nerd fr

not advanced

try khan academy, it's usually good for APs because they follow the AP curriculum. they have lots of practice questions and if you want full practice exams i would recommend looking for AP exams from previous years

when i took the ap comp sci a exam back in 2018 i think your biggest concerns will be

- knowing how to construct, traverse, and grab data from arraylists/arrays
- knowing how to pass arguments to a function
-how to manipulate/return data (mutator) from a method or access data from a method (accessor).

obviously the open ended questions will be different but you will almost guaranteeingly be asked how to syntactically create a method and make it manipulate and/or return data.

oh and knowing object oriented programming is nice too, and what default/custom constructors are and how to create and construct objects.

(im assuming java is the language still used)

cheers

You can find all the past FRQs on the college board website.

Any review book will have really good practice tests w solutions. I personally did a shit ton of practice tests and it helped me get a 5. Here is a 2022 Princeton review if you're poor af.

have u tried turning it off and on again

ap comp sci is a scam

FYI, if you fail an AP exam, just take the equialvalent credit course at a local community college because 90% of the time, all the answers are on quizlet. It's also way shorter in duration, typically 4-5 weeks while an AP course takes an entire school year to prepare for.