A broad diagnostic maps the whole module and helps you enter the full route at the capabilities you actually need.
You will map the module into procedural structure, values and types, decisions, repetition, arrays and records, searching, ADTs, references, exact tracing, recursion, sorting, file processing, explanations, and full-program construction.
You will produce a short cold sample of an explanation, a dry-run table, a method-based program plan, and one algorithm or data-structure task without opening model answers.
You will classify each capability as secure, usable with checking, or needing repair and name the exact failure rather than writing a vague topic label.
You will be recommended the earliest lesson that repairs each gap while being allowed to skip capabilities you can already demonstrate independently.
You will begin a compact note set containing reusable method patterns, dry-run rules, comparison structures, and personal error traps, adding to it only after active attempts.
