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+HELOO MY NAME IS YASH
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+# Reflecting on My MCQ Performance: Strengths and Ways to Improve
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+Hi, I’m Yash, and I recently in CSP I took a multiple-choice quiz on programming and computer science. It covered a lot of different topics, and I learned a lot about what I’m good at and what I need to work on. Here’s a quick summary of how it went and what I can do to improve.
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+## What I Did Well
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+I was happy to see that I did really well in some areas:
+- **Data Abstraction (100%)**: I’m good at simplifying complex problems by breaking them into smaller parts.
+- **Developing Procedures (100%)**: I feel confident designing reusable blocks of code, which helps make programs more organized.
+- **Libraries and Crowdsourcing (100%)**: I understand how to use external resources and collaborate to solve problems.
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+I also did well in tasks that require organizing my code, like **developing programs with abstractions (78%)**, which shows I have a solid foundation.
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+## What I Need to Improve
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+The quiz also showed me where I need to focus more:
+- **Conditionals and Boolean Expressions (33%-50%)**: I struggled with creating and understanding logical conditions in programs.
+- **Using Programs with Data (43%)**: Working with data, like extracting or organizing it, was tough for me.
+- **Developing Algorithms (36%)**: This was my weakest area. I need more practice building efficient solutions to problems.
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+---
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+## How I’ll Improve
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+Here’s my plan to get better:
+1. **Practice Weak Areas**: I’ll practice conditionals, data handling, and algorithms using online coding platforms like LeetCode or Khan Academy.
+2. **Build Small Projects**: I’ll create projects that involve working with data and writing algorithms to apply what I’ve learned.
+3. **Review Regularly**: I’ll go over tricky topics every week to make sure I really understand them.
+4. **Debugging Practice**: I’ll use debugging tools to track errors in my code, especially for logical conditions.
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+## Final Thoughts
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+This quiz was a great way to see what I know and where I need to improve. Even though some parts were hard, I’m excited to keep learning and getting better. With more practice, I know I can turn my weak spots into strengths.
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