In 2015 through my engineering study, i had a project with title "implementing a micro processor using VHDL". I can say that this time was the trigger but i really couldn't tell then. As i wasn't really knew what i am good at and what is suitable for me. Electronics, Communication or Programming, i really didn't know. What made it worth that i had a course in the later years which talked about OOP languages and i really love it and understand it very well but the one thing that prevented me to continue was that stupid idea

This was not my major, also it is so easy i want more complex subjects

"that fool guy" i am saying now. In my graduation year i figured out that i can learn faster from reading books than other methods and the second thing,i am pretty good at VHDL.I thought i loved it as it related to digital design and hardware not as a programming language But for the second time i was wrong about what i am good at. The last time i thought about what i want was in the end of 2018 when i needed to do a lot of scripting using PowerShell which was also the first time i heard about it. First, i was searching for complete scripts that straight to my objective so i don't have to modify on them. After that i tried to modify a little bit in the scripts inside the shell then run it, but this was a very difficult task as i didn't know anything about PS until then, sometimes i had to delete the script and past it again as it was very missed up. After 4 months of these useless methods, i remembered what i am good at, it was learning from reading. I was so lucky to have a first good book in hand, i learnt alot in one month then went to another book which was a little bit advanced than the first.

I am now in the process of learning and sharning infos about PowerShell

My long term is to learn more about programming languages and seek to integrate between more than one to create one big complete product from them.