After a long pause, I'm back to my Python studies. It's not
always easy to arrive home, after a day of work, and get my
hands on the exercises. But I always manage to code or to 
read code for at least 5 minutes. The progress is slow, but
I'm not in a hurry. I never intended in doing a career as a
programmer. I code for fun and the pleasure of giving
instructions to a machine.

I first started learning to code in the 90s, when I was in 
school. At the time, the language used to teach programming
was Pascal. I never did much with it, but had much fun with
the basic programs I did. And so that stayed with me all
these years. Then the web evolved and online courses became
possible. And so I decided to take one. Python appealed to
me so I went with it.

I understand much more now of concepts and logic than I 
understood back in the 90s. And I'm really loving learning
Python.

If you're interested in seeing some of my scripts, you can
visit my Codeberg profile[1]. I also do some HTML/CSS. I
have built some websites, old school style.                     

By the way, you can visit my personal website[2], that I 
built on neocities, where I have links to most of my
projects. Between coding, art, writing, etc. There's a bit
of everything. I hope you like it.


[1] https://codeberg.org/neocolapsar
[2] https://ecardoso.neocities.org