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Introduction
Hello, and good day to you! My name is David. I have always had an interest in coding. A very very long time ago I was learning COBOL at North Eastern University in Boston, Massachusetts. I remember carrying punch cards, and/ making sure that they were all in order.Yes, that does mean that I am Older than dirt.
Nonetheless, I stumbled across Sololearn around August 2018 and have used what I learn with the Sololearn app as a basic starting point to spark /my interest in diving deeper and accessing more resources. I wish for you to enjoy your own unique journey. I am confident that as you undertake this journey our paths will cross many times.
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Success Parts

Pathway for success:

First respect people, processes, and ideas.

Second Always leave the campsite far better off than the state it was in when you found it.

Third Always dance with the one that brought you.

Recipe for success--8 special ingredients.

1 part course work

1 part challenges

1 part playground

1 part comments

perseverance

persistence

burning desire to explore, learn

share knowledge, teach, grow!

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Goals
"I too want coding to: provide me with skills for today's and the future's job market. My perspective of the world is forever evolving. I have met people from all over the world, from all types of religious backgrounds. One lesson that I Cherish is the true fact that coding brings people together for a common purpose.,Coding has changed my world. It's not just about apps. Learning to code gave me problem-solving skills and a way to communicate with others on a technical level. I can also develop websites and use my coding skills to get a better job. And I learned it all at SoloLearn where they build your self-esteem and keep you motivated. Join me in this rewarding journey. You'll have fun, get help, and learn along the way!
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"Declare variables, not war"
"Success is the continous journey towards the achievement of predetermined worthwhile goals."
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David's' Coding Schedule
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Day Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

6-7 rest Web Logic Web Logic Ind read

7-8 Code Practice

8-9 Council Play

9-10 Code

10-11 Comments Discuss

11-12 think
12-2 Reflection and thoughts

2-3 prayer study playground

3-6 free time option

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My Skills

COBOL

HTML

JavaScript

Python

CSS

C++

Java

C#

Ruby

swift

php

C

sql

j query
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Fun with colors
Colors can be assigned values using 140 different names.

Name Red Green Blue

Red

Green

Black

White

Aqua

Purple

Brown

Beige

Gold

Navy Blue

Fire Brick

Fushia

Pink

Lawn Green

This is an example of using rgba color values. The first rgba value is 255,0,0,0.2 stepping 0.2 until the last value of 255,0,0,1.0 is achieved.
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HSL (hue, saturation and lightness) is still another was to represent colors.
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Simple Shapes
Investigating simple shapes. Circles, circles, and more circles with SVG
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Complex Shapes
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Transformations
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Fun With Shapes Shapes
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things to come shapes, animation,transformations, colors

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Day	Sun	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thu	Fri	Sat
6-7	rest	Web	Logic	Web	Logic	Ind	read
7-8		Code		Practice
8-9		Council		Play
9-10					Code
10-11			Comments		Discuss
11-12		think
12-2	Reflection and thoughts
2-3	prayer		study	playground
3-6	free time option

Name	Red	Green	Blue
Red
Green
Black
White
Aqua
Purple
Brown
Beige
Gold
Navy Blue
Fire Brick
Fushia
Pink
Lawn Green

David F. RosenheimExplorer,Conquerer, Discoverer.

Success Parts

Goals

David's' Coding Schedule

My Skills

Fun with colors

Colors can be assigned values using 140 different names.

Simple Shapes

Complex Shapes

Transformations

Fun With Shapes Shapes

My Media

Contact Me

Follow Me

Resources

David F. Rosenheim
Explorer,Conquerer, Discoverer.

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