#1 Greeting

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Hello, my name is Cathy and I was born in April, 1996. I live in Taipei with my family, my parents and my older brother. I am an enthusiastic programmer. I love developing websites and mobile applications. Learning new programming languages makes me feel alive. As a result, I am majoring in information management at National Taipei University of Business.

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