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Welcome to my Github page, feel free to look around.

Programming experience.



Besides my bachelor's degree in Computer Science at Youngstown State University, I also have worked at Turning Technologies - where I learned IntelliJ, BitBucket, Jira, some GRAILS, and more on the fly.

From the IBM pre-apprenticeship I have earned 4 badges and 1 certification of completion, which you can view here: IBM Badges earned.

Here's a simplified version of my CS skills:

C# - I've used LINQ, lambda expressions, and collections. Practicing more lambda expressions with LINQ. You can view my projects (most in C#), here.

C++/Java - I know the fundamentals, if-else, input, loops, etc. My Java score on Pluralsight is 113, which you can view here: Java Score.

Python - I have a Pluralsight score of 153, which puts me at proficient. Which you can view on my StackOverflow account: Python Score.

VB.NET - Can create simple apps with Visual Studio.

SQL - I know the fundamentals, so the types of JOIN clauses, the basic clauses (FROM, WHERE, SELECT, etc.), and functions like MIN, MAX, SUM, etc.

Azure - I was studying for the Azure Fundamental certification, so I have some skills using Azure.

Selenium - Can create automated scripts to go to websites, type in text boxes, and select buttons or drop down menus.


Feel free to view a more in depth of my skills below.

Right now I also do CodeWars challenges almost daily; I've completed over 300 challenges there. My Code Wars badge. Most of the challenges that I solve there are C#, but I do have some solved in SQL, Java, and even some C++.
You can also view my Edabit account; another programming challenge website: My Edabit profile.

I chose C# for a couple of reasons - here's some:

1.) I can use it with Unity.

2.) I can create some pretty good programs with C# rather quickly.

3.) If I focus on 1 language, I should be able to switch to another fairly quick. For example switching from C# to Java should be relatively quick. [So Generics, Delegates, and References are some examples that can transfer to any other language that supports them.]

Project: Here's a link to my projects that I created mostly in C# Github Projects