print ("Programming Experience")
I firmly believe that the notion of a perfect coding language is inherently elusive.
Thus, I have committed to prioritizing adaptability as a fundamental guiding principle in the sphere of code development.
HTML
Since a very young age, approximately 10 years old, I started using html to develop webpages for my hobbies (at that age, club penguin). Which taught me the magic of coding.
LabVIEW
The second language I learned was LabVIEW. I used it for robotics competitions becoming the programming leader at FRC (FIRST Robotics Competition). Little I knew this knowledge would be useful in my career, and also would help me understand mathematical models in a visual approach.
C++
When I started using Arduino to bring to life my robot sumo to be able to compete in Japan, I had no idea I was actually learning C++, which my highschool teachers taught me at computational logical thinking.
Matlab
At college, my control and programming proffessors taught me to use Matlab. Again, my C++ knowledge helped me a lot. I loved seeing the signals and mechanisms behaviour by writing some code.
Python
When I was a university student, I had the opportunity to participate as a facilitator and instructor at Beautiful Patterns, a program organized by the MIT. I had to learn Python to teach the course, this helped me later in Japan where I developed a robotic dog for the visually impaired.
Java
This is the latest coding language I learned. I started mentoring the highschool FRC team Abtomat 3480, and when they assigned me to help in the coding area, I had to remember my FRC knowledge and learn a new language. Python helped me understand Java in an easier way, since both are OR.