<p>Does anyone know if we type up programs on the computer for the free response section of the AP Computer Science exam? Or do we write program segments on a booklet that they provide? I'm a bit perplexed.</p>
<p>No section of the computer science exam involves a computer. It is all handwritten. There is a multiple choice section, where you proofread programs and stuff, and a free response section where you write segments of programs. I don’t like this as I usually hastily write programs, and change individual values in loops by one until they work.</p>
<p>Go to the damn ap forum.</p>
<p>They are written by hand, but they are almost never entire programs. You may be given method or class names (provided with an explanation of their functions and assumed to work), you may have to write methods from scratch, and you may have to write methods incorporating other methods and classes (assumed to work as told). Some methods will already be partially filled, and you will only need to complete them. </p>
<p>If you’re good with logic flow, it’s a very easy portion of the exam. But that goes without saying.</p>