• C: I've been coding in this language since 2018. Mostly for school related projects. In this language I learned most of my essential skills in programming. Functional programming, abstract data types such as Linked Lists, Binary Search Trees, Stacks, etc. I learned about recursion, memory models, pointers, APIs, and more.
• C#: My personal favourite language. I have been using this one since 2019 and have done a lot with it. This language introduced me to object oriented programming and had me go much more in depth with APIs and documentation. I have made Windows Forms Apps with Visual Studio like the polynomial factorer, and I have programmed 3D video games with Unity using their API like the Telepuzzle game.
-• Python: Starting in 2018 this was my introduction to programming. This language is particularly important to me because it is what made me appreciate the simplicity of C so much more. Of course this language is the easiest to code in, but the syntactic sugar gets a little to sweet for me somtimes. However I am proficient with python and made things like discord bots using the discord.py API.
+• Python: Starting in 2018 this was my introduction to programming. This language is particularly important to me because it is what made me appreciate the simplicity of C so much more. Of course this language is the easiest to code in, but the syntactic sugar gets a little too sweet for me somtimes. However I am proficient with python and made things like discord bots using the discord.py API.
• HTML/CSS/JS: These languages are actually my introduction to coding as a whole. I've technically been using these languages since 2016. I've just made some simple websites like this one here.