Python level-2 practice software (90% original questions) question bank, three-day crash course.

I found that everyone is more interested in taking the Python computer test level 2, and they also have some questions. Let me briefly talk about my experience with this question.

The second level of python is actually very easy to pass. The exam question bank is the real questions from the first nine years plus a new set of questions. You will encounter 90% of the original questions.

It is enough to practice once three days before the exam. If you really can’t do it, let’s spend more time memorizing the answers.

There is no need to prepare any basic knowledge points, as long as you brush the questions, you can pass, as long as you are willing to brush, you can pass.

The exam questions are also very simple: forty multiple choice questions (40 points), fill in the blanks (40 points), major questions (20 points)

Without further ado, go directly to the quiz software and competition software.

 

 

 

 Question brushing software:

https://mianbaoduo.com/o/bread/Y5Walp9w

1. Analysis of test question types

1. Multiple choice questions

The multiple-choice questions are mainly composed of three parts: computer foundation, data structure and algorithm, and basic knowledge of python. There are 40 points in total. The first two parts are compulsory for the second level, and the third part is unique to python.

2. Basic programming questions

The title will give a piece of written code, describe the function of the code, or tell the code description to fill in the missing code. This requires candidates to have a certain level of code reading in order to accurately complete the topic, this part is 40 points.

3. Programming questions

A question with a relatively high degree of freedom needs to use various knowledge related to python programming to solve it. Proficiency in the basics is the secret to pass the test. This part takes 20 points.

(Note: The above two programming questions are all under win7 system, python3.5.2 and above IDLE development environment)

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