Ankala's Story It’s a good idea to start by learning some basic coding languages such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. These are front-end web development languages. If you understand these 3 languages, you’ll gain a much better understanding of the inner workings of the internet. I can share that the journey into coding often begins with curiosity about how things work. For many, it starts with the desire to solve a specific problem, automate a task, or create something like a game, website, or app. The moment they see their first program in action—whether it’s a "Hello, World!" message or a small interactive feature—many people are hooked by the creative and logical possibilities coding offers.
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Dance is more than just a hobby for me—it's a way of life. Every movement feels like a conversation between my body and the music. When I dance, I forget the world around me. It's as if every stress, every worry, melts away with each step and spin. It keeps me fit, not just physically but mentally as well. Learning new routines challenges my brain, and the joy of finally perfecting a move is indescribable. Beyond that, dance has introduced me to amazing people. From my dance class to community performances, I’ve built friendships that feel like family. What I love most about dance is how expressive it is. Whether I’m happy, sad, or excited, I can channel those feelings into movement. It's my personal form of therapy and creativity combined. Dance isn’t just something I do—it’s who I am
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