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Apr 2026 · 2nd Semester

Prerequisites: prerequisite: Algebra I.Content requirements. Content requirements for AdvancedPlacement (AP) Computer Science Principles are prescribed in theCollege

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AP Computer Science A · Nancy Moseley Elementary
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Inheritance & Polymorphism

Superclasses, subclasses, method overriding, abstract classes, and interfaces.

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