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About:
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I knew my strengths—mathematics, exact sciences, all kinds of calculations, natural science. But at the same time, I am an activist, a public figure; from an early age I perform on stage, sing, dance, draw, play sports. I have quite a wide range of interests. Besides, I am an extrovert, I have never been tempted by the prospect of living and working without communication, in any kind of isolation.
I realized that I need to look for an activity option where all these internal needs of mine will come together and bear fruit.
When I meet people, they ask me: ", who are you studying for? Who do you want to be?" and then I think: "I'm studying to be a programmer, but what does it mean to become a programmer? I love what I study," then I understand that a programmer is not just a profession, it's a state of mind, it's in the blood. Just like any profession. "Choose a job you like, and you won't have to work a single day in your life" Confucius.
But, as with any business, programming
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