Ever since I was a young kid, problem solving, and critical thinking has been my strong suit. I always thought of ways to improve something whether it's physical, like how something works or what it can do, to cognitive issues such as the process of curing diseases. While these things might not directly link into software development, they definitely paved the way into an amazing mindset for the desire to be a great developer. This thought process brought me through high school where I started to learn about the world of coding. I learned how to program robots to do my bidding and told my computer to compute simple functions. Though my world only exploded with knowledge thereafter.As I moved into the transition of college, I truly learned of the iceberg that software development truly is. It was not simple lines of code on a screen to make it compute x + y = z, but more complex algorithms and languages that can create so much more when put together. Not once did the thought occur to me that this field of study is too much to handle. The opposite happened. "What else can I learn to do?"Strongest Languages: HTML, JavaScript, CSS, C#