PCEP – Certified Entry-Level Python Programmer

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Took the exam last night. 70% pass mark and I got....69%!
To be honest, I got a little bit cocky and that bit me on the a$$. Booked in for a week or so later and going to spend this week reviewing my notes, writing code and working through practice tests.

The exam was pretty cool though. A lot of "What happens when this code is run", fill in the blanks and general Python questions. One thing I do not like though, its not a proctored exam so if you spend too much time on a question, you get a big screen flash up saying suspicious activity!

 

Yeah, a bit frustrating mate but it is what it is. The course is really interesting (via https://edube.org/study/pe1) and if you complete the course and pass the test, you get 50% off the exam.

 

Totally agree @Kitkatninja
At least if its a significant fail you can go back and focus on certain areas.

On a side note, sat it again this morning and passed with 80% so thats lovely.
I was considering doing the PCAP Exam but its about £290 so Im thinking of giving that a bit of a swerve for the time being. I wanted a Python cert just to show I know Python and can use it. Maybe if Work were to pay for it id consider it.

In the mean time, straight into the Google Cloud Digital Leader course.