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Revision as of 15:10, 3 February 2012
About Me
I like 
[1] and Asymptote[2] very much.
I am also interested in graphical design. By graphical design I mean composting. And can make avatars in my spare time.
I am 14 years old and I am home-schooled.
I currently am quite good at:
- Python3
- Asymptote
- LaTeX
- HTML5
- CSS3
I'm learning:
- Javascript
- MySQL
- Java
I want to learn:
- C++/Objective C
- MathML
- SVG
Python
Python is a programming language. It is known to be quick concise and easy to learn. Is is also very human readable.
And I am obsessed with it!
Auto-Graph
![[asy] import contour; import graph; real f(real x) { return x^2-1.333; } draw(graph(f,-1.5,1.5),blue+linewidth(0.5),Arrows); size(75); real f(real x, real y) {return abs(x^3) + abs(y^3);} draw(contour(f,(-6,-6),(6,6), new real[] {5}),red+linewidth(1)); label("$Auto\;Graph$",(0,0.3),red); label("$V-4\beta$",(0,-0.3),red); dot((1.5,0),red); dot((0,1.5),red); dot((0,-1.5),red); dot((-1.5,0),red);[/asy]](http://latex.artofproblemsolving.com/9/3/5/93571334004d9a8a64664c8a94096be699d6c852.png)
I am currently developing an open source program named Auto-graph[3] That creates asymptote graphs easily and quickly. and (most importantly) the user only needs to know what he/she wants to graph.
I will release it under GPL one day.
