About Me

One of the interesting activities I did this summer was rebuild a school in my home country, Tunisia. Before flying over for the renovation, my father read me a verse: those who spend their wealth is that of a grain that sprouts seven ears, each bearing one hundred grains. The grain is a foundation, the first step; without action, there is no prosperity. One small step in anything can lead to a ripple that bears a stronger effect than the original. I related this idea to Steve Jobs. We wouldn’t see and use Apple today if he didn’t start developing computers in his garage. The same logic applies to CS. If I don’t try in this course I won’t be able to preform well in a future job or class that requires coding.

Apart from that, I love playing and watching soccer. I’ve played year-round (highschool and club) for a while and have been playing competitively since I was 6. I love watching the games with my father on our TV when I can as well. CSP is pretty new to me, but I love challenging myself and learning new things and build upon them.

Why I love CS Tools (so far)!

Github

can share your code with others
can dublicate (fork) code
collaborate with others without overwriting each other’s changes

“Make” Command

automates the process of compiling and building a project
In just a few seconds, all your code can be translated into a working website

VS Code

wide range of extensions such as Jupyter are available that can help tailor the editor to their specific needs
In-built terminal streamlines my workflow.

Homebrew

brew install package_name

I’m able to install, update, and manage software packages
fairily quick and easy to install as well

Styled Quiz

A CS Quiz!

This coding language's name can also mean "coffee"?

Python
Java
HTML

Which is the best, most useful class at Del Norte?

Calculus AB/BC
AP CSP/CSA
AP English Language and Composition

Which programming language is used for web development?

Python
JavaScript
C++