A 40-year-old man - yet still a teenager in the head - that developed a obsessive passion for computers at the young age of 8. The discovery of QBASIC on a Tandy TRS-1000 machine sparked a desire for coding and programming that was never fully satisfied. In college, I was coerced into taking Computer Networking classes due to the high workforce demand. While there were a few classes that included programming curriculum, it wasn't nearly as in depth or involved as I wanted or had hoped. As a result, I now spend part of my spare time trying to progress, improve, and advance my knowledge and skills in coding on my own - the blind leading ... himself! While Python was undoubtedly the language I found the most "attractive" after sampling 5 or 6 others, I'd like to dabble in some other languages some day. Java or JavaScript seemed like it'd be my next choice after Python. At any rate, I'm always looking for guidance, advice, or any other type of assistance to help me in this endeavor of self-teaching! Please feel free to message me on via any contact media that's convenient and allow me to assure the acceptance of constructive criticism - outright insults is one thing, attempting to point out flaws or where I could use improvement is another .. *entirely*. It's the constructive criticism that lends the most knowledge, improvement, and progression ... if the personality is willing and able to hear and accept it! :)