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Foundations
CCAO-FAssociate60 itemsCCDV-FDeveloper53 itemsCCAR-FArchitect60 items
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CCAR-PArchitect Pro63 items

Two axes, not a ladder: across is what you do with Claude, down is how far your responsibility goes. No exam is a prerequisite for another — Developer and Architect — Foundations are parallel tracks.

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Four Claude certifications, along two axes — what you do with Claude, and how far your responsibility goes. No exam is a prerequisite for another; pick the one that matches your work.

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Practice by domain and scenario. The stream serves fresh questions and reveals a cited, documentation-grounded explanation on every answer — so a miss teaches you something.

3Prove it under time

A full-length timed mock that mirrors the real blueprint — its domain weights, its scenario mix, its clock — then a breakdown of where you gained and lost marks.

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Claude Certified Architect — FoundationsSample question · free

A billing dispute spike is causing your support agent to misroute cases. You suspect process_refund is being called from a code path that skips policy checks. You need to locate every call site of process_refund across a large Python monorepo before patching. Which approach finds them most reliably?

  1. AUse Grep with pattern 'process_refund\(' restricted to type python to list every invocation site with line numbers.
  2. BUse Bash to run 'python -c' importing each module and inspecting its symbol table for references to process_refund.
  3. CUse Read on the MCP tool registration file and follow imports outward until all process_refund consumers are reached.
  4. DUse Glob with pattern '**/*refund*.py' to enumerate files whose names suggest refund-handling logic for manual inspection.
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