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email: gergely@polonkai.eu
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Since my age of around 11, I write code. I began with BASIC, which is, well,
the most basic language I have ever seen. Simply writing
{% highlight basic %}
10 PRINT "Hello World!"
{% endhighlight %}
does the job (with Assembly it would be tens of lines as I recall). Then I
moved to Pascal, then Delphi (which is basically the same thing). The next step
was a bit longer, as I started learning more languages after this, like Perl
(for dynamic web pages), C (for desktop applications), TCL (for eggdrop
programming. Yes, I might have been a weird kid), PHP (again, for dynamic web
pages. It was becoming mainstream back then).
Since my age of around 11, I write code. I began with BASIC, which is,
well, the most basic language I have ever seen. Simply writing
<code>10 PRINT "Hello World!"</code> does the job (with Assembly it
would be tens of lines as I recall). Then I moved to Pascal, then
Delphi (which is basically the same thing). The next step was a bit
longer, as I started learning more languages after this, like Perl
(for dynamic web pages), C (for desktop applications), TCL (for
eggdrop programming. Yes, I might have been a weird kid), PHP (again,
for dynamic web pages. It was becoming mainstream back then).
Many of my classmates looked down on me, as they thought I was a geek (hell I
was, but I wouldn’t have confessed it then), and called me a nerd. For a few
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#### Art
#### Magic