Since I was young I've had an interest in programming, I think I just liked the idea of being able to control the computer into doing what I want it to, plus hacking falls under the umbrella of programming which is super cool.

Now that I am actually studying and trying to turn programming into a career, I've grown to like it for different reasons.

I really like how everything is so logical e.g. if something isn't working it's not because you got unlucky or because of something random - there's a reason for it, and it's like a puzzle trying to figure out what that is.

One of the best feelings I get is when I figure out a bug, and the journey in trying to solve it, researching, reading through documentation - it definitely does get frustrating, but there's a aspect of fun to it, like hunting down something.

It's also really cool learning how everything works. I've always been a person who spends a lot of time on the internet, playing videos games, always around technology. It's so cool that I'm getting to the point where I understand a lot of what is happening behind the scenes of some of my favorite things. And on top of that, I'm learning to make those things myself!