I still remember the first time I touched a computer with intention — it was in Grade 11. I signed up for a Computer Science course mostly out of curiosity, not knowing it would completely shift my future.

Back then, I didn’t even know how to type properly. I had never written a line of code, barely used a laptop, and had no idea what programming really meant. But something about solving logic problems, getting code to work, and seeing instant results on screen hooked me.

That high school course turned into a passion. I started exploring Java, building tiny console apps, and experimenting with whatever I could. Over time, I moved into web development, learned JavaScript and Python, and started automating tasks just for fun. What started as a curiosity became my obsession — and now my career path.

Today, I'm a second-year Computer Science student at Toronto Metropolitan University, working on personal projects, learning new technologies, and building tools that make life easier or more meaningful. I’m still learning, still growing — and still loving every moment of it.