advice.md

• Do the practice test to get you in the right frame of mind - get the wtfs out the way there
• While the questions can seem foreign, you've probably done some very similar things before, just in a more "practical" context
• You're allowed to use the Python docs - do so. The most useful page is probably gonna be https://docs.python.org/3/library/stdtypes.html, which has info on all the builtin types and what you can do with them.
• Python handles for-loops a bit differently to most other languages - you probably wanna read up on that
• Make sure you've got python 3.X (probably 3.6) installed and an editor you're comfortable with
• seriously do the practice test it took me 6 hours (with some big breaks) to do 10 questions and then under 90 minutes to do 14 it really helps
• They'll be a couple of times where you put your code in and it fails a couple of tests - don't panic, it's not too big of a deal.
• You'll do well.