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Every update I would try and find a bug and see where that takes me.

It's popular, it's easy to hack, and it has great support. I picked Minecraft as a good game to hack for a couple of reasons. Now I'm not saying that you should hack a game for "testing", but it's a good way of fixing issues. Honestly the way I look at fixing this issue is to be the hacker. Unity wise, I started with the tutorials Unity on their website and with my knowledge of C # it really just became a piece of cake to work with.​ I know JavaScript, C #, and C++, and basic, but learning more PHP, HTML, and CSS. Before I knew it, I had learned so many different languages. The best way to learn to code is just doing it, I am self taught. I started to learn Java, I used YouTube to learn in the beginning, but it’s not the best. This is when I first realized that I love doing things and making things on computers. Flying really became a passion of mine, I logged over 250 hours in Flight Simulator 2004 alone, and even more in FSX. I have some that are over 20 years old, and I remember how awesome it was that you could make your own planes and fly them. One of the first games I have ever played was Microsoft Flight Simulator. From a young age I always loved being able to access the freedom that computers give you.