yea Jay is the shit. He's awesome, I really need to buy his book since he's helped me so much. Great video btw! Next time can you wear the lapel mic? volume keeps shifting since your animated, in a good way.

Hi there Thanks for the info, can you help me understand 1. Can I use pen and paper? 2. Is it a online proctored exam?

Hey man seen a couple of your vids what is your goal and i just took my cka today and good to see another army bro on here

Do you recommend any practice exams and tests?

Great video, valuable content!

would you recommend LPIC or Linux(+)?

What up man! Cool content.

Congrats on passing! i have been meaning to study for this exam for years and time is getting away with me turning 40. Finally going to try this year! Watched loads of jay at learn linux TV and he is great. Also anyone looking for more videos check out shawn p0wers! he is great too!!

Do you have link to stephan course?

Trolling the scammers is hilarious 😂

dont use social media, dont reply to content, anything and everything is collecting your interactions to distil the essence of your interactions online, and in the near future because of algorythems....

Yo, what's up with your fingers? 😮

thank you

Good job bro

Thanks for this man. I'm going to start studying for it first thing in the morning...

Thank you for sharing and keeping it real

Welcome back broski! Man I didn't even know this cert existed.

Thanks for the video! I've just started learning python to be able to get a job in the industry, the resources and insights are helpful. Hope you succed on those exams, we all have our own path.

The timing was my issue. It’s a lot less than five minutes there’s a 30 questions and I think I had 40 minutes to do it. All I know is I got down I was doing good but it takes some time to figure out somebody these things are asking you they build this little code and they more or less you gotta go through it and figure out the result and and all of a sudden I looked at the clock and I had six minutes left and I still had 10 questions to do so I still had a third of the test to do, and I just went through and answered questions, probably if I decide to take it again the second time they don’t give you like Cisco gives you like a demonstration and I didn’t understand what they wanted me to do when it came into the either the dragon drops or matching and that kind of stuff I didn’t know what I was supposed to do so that took some time too I think they could do a better job making the test by explaining that a little better but that was it. I feel that I failed by one question I got a 69 so I think you got nine right I must’ve got I mean you know what I mean I cannot you can only if you get most you can get wrong is nine so I must be wrong, but you know I wasn’t prepared, it was a fail debating if I’m gonna take it again I might go through my material and and and see again it wasn’t that bad but I guess I would have to be quicker at analyzing code I think is my issue and the guy at work told me he said instead of knocking out those last questions. I should’ve took my time on them and just worked until the time was up and he said you might’ve actually even better who knows

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I have seen much worse

I'll take a pass on face to face client interaction whenever possible. tell the techs to go grab it. I've got my phone on me.

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lol this seems so impossible I don't even know how to start I'm trying to officially learn python at the very least

Do you have to turn your webcam?

So to be clear you didn't take the A+ exam? Did you have any experiences in IT prior to the net+?

i just passed my pcep today! i barely passed, but passed nonetheless. for those of you reading this, definitely gotta focus on functions. thats where i struggled in

i passed my pcep test today!

Congratulations for passing exam. :)

This exam just got me. I'm pissed. It reminds me of an AWS exam. Understanding isn't enough. You have to know the questions verbatim. Stupid nonsense

My man’s saved my life with this learning process. I feel confident just watching your video!💯

Thank you so much for this advice

trick for ~ bitwise operator in python (other bitwise operators below) ~ is two's complement. To do this I'll give an example of ~20. 20 in bits would be 0001 0100. Everything after the first one, swap the numbers, in this case 0001 0100 --> 1110 1100. If the furthest left part of the binary number is a 1, the number is negative, if a zero it's positive. Therefore, this will equal -20. Some more bit wise operators you must know are |, &, and ^. To teach what these are, think like you would in Java. in python, the and operator is used, in java though && means the same thing. If I insert the numbers 1 and 0 (remember, in programming 1 is typically True and 0 is typically False) as they are not both true this will equal zero. The | operator is like the python or operator or in java the || operator. As long as one value is True, the end result is True, so if I insert the numbers 1 and 0, this will equal 1. The ^ operator is one I'm sure those with knowledge in java are well aware of. That's right, this is xor or exclusive or. Both values MUST be different for this to be True. if you insert 1, 1, ^ will make this 0. If I insert 0, 0, ^ will make this 0. If I insert 1, 0, ^ will make this one. Same applies to 0,1, ^ will make this one

I'm not going to lie I understand dchcp but this is the best explanation I have ever heard. If you taught a class in this way I think it would help more people.

Thanks for the video

Any update bro on that ccna ?

Hi I would like to know where did you get the python cert. And how did u proceed

Month Python is ultra dry comedy.

Fantastic analogy about the plug, great video ✊🏿

I just failed.....missed passing by 14 points. I knew the material, but I think the wording really tripped me up. I'm gonna study and try again in 2 weeks.

Took it my first time yesterday and man i made a 612. Shit bummed me out. No prior IT experience

too many words and no real advises

The OCG books should cover the basics of Linux but go for CCNA first.

Update

Great video! I'm going to give this cert a shot!

PCEP after giving the exam after how many days we will receive the test result

Thanks. This video helped me make the decision to go and get the PCEP.

Was it worth it though?

That’s it dude, just keep chipping away at the studying.