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Just some stuff to learn about Git/Github

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Just some stuff to learn about Git/Github The tutorial told me to say something about myself. The first programming language I used was TI-BASIC on my calculator. I made some useful programs for my math class, like a program to calculate, idk, is it called binomial expansion? It's the coefficients of (x + y)^n after it's multiplied out. So you would input the coefficients of x and y and the value of n. It would give you the coefficients of the resulting polynomial. I was especially happy that I could get the list to scroll by pressing < > keys. I made one game, a cat and mouse type game with a timer and a score counter.

Wow why am I making this so long. No one will read this.

I just finished my first semeser at college and my first CS class had us learning Java. It was insanely fun. It sounds so pretentious but I loved to help people in that class. I finished the assignments early and spent the rest of the time before the due date helping my classmates because the TAs were not so easy to get ahold of. I had basically encountered every error or issue by the time I had finished my assignment so it was easy to help out. The coolest thing I made was probably a basic photoshop program. It could crop (using the given parameters), flip horizontally and vertically, and change an image to greyscale. This "accomplishment" is severely diminished because it was an assignment that literally everyone else did too.

I'm going to stop now because this is excessive.