About Me

Hello. I am Oranje Maan.

I am a beginning programmer. I have had some years of basic programming lessons along with some school classes on programming and computer science. I am currently attending a university, where I intend to graduate with a BS, majoring in Computer Science. In the future my goals are to help develop software, specifically video games. 

I am currently living in Southern Florida, though I am originally from the Midwest. Programming and video games are my hobbies, but I also like to watch movies, do origami, some drawing, along with some cycling.

I know how to program in Javascript, HTML, Python, Visual Basic, and some C# and Java. I am learning to use engines such as Unity, Renpy, and Unreal.

Here I like to post code I have written up, along with some other stuff I made or want to talk about. 

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