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Roman Y

Posted 18 August 2010 - 12:37 PM

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Well since I've been spending some time at this forum and I like it here so I might just as well introduce myself for the people here))

Name is Roman Y. I'm 20 years old. A full time student in computer engineering program at Karlstads University, in Sweden, just about to start my second year.

Don't have much experience with programming, did a bit of html and javaScript when I was 16 and that was pretty much it... Now I try my best to learn programming, don't focus on different languages so far going with Java since it's the languagege they've introduced programming with at the University, but for now I feel the most important thing is to focus on learning how to program and not the knowlege of languages since the languages can be learned from books, internet and such in no time once you are a competent enough programmer.

Other things that fill my free time besides programming is sports(mostly martial arts and work-outs at a gym), being out partying, reading science-fiction, math, trying to look for part-time job and watching TV... I'm also kind of intrested in different languages, by now I'm speaking fluently in Swedish, Russian and English, and want to learn Japanese.

So I guess that's it since I don't really know what else to write...:P

#2
TeenChristian

Posted 18 August 2010 - 01:27 PM

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Well I'm glad you like it here Roman Y ;) So you know 3 languages, now you need to learn 3 programming languages! Where here to help. Nice to have you.

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Alexander

Posted 18 August 2010 - 04:54 PM

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Glad you could make an introduction, for a job (atleast in the future years) are you looking for something programming wise? You seem to have a good flare worked up!

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Posted 18 August 2010 - 06:46 PM

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#5
Roman Y

Posted 18 August 2010 - 11:12 PM

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Thanks guys. :)

@Nullw0rm: Yeah, when I'm done with studying I'm counting on working with something within computer engineering/science I don't really know what thogh, might be in software development might be in some other branch, I have a couple of years to learn about those different branches and try them out see what fitts me best.