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dmalon3/README.md

I like computers. I don't like programming computers I like low-level programming. I have an account on GitHub because I need to program store/organize code from my studies (I finished CSC1120 so I'm done with high-level coding!!). I will continue to have an account on GitHub even when I don't have any need to program computering, because GitHub gives me free file storage and uses the Git Version Control System, which I am fond of. One day I will have enough hard drives that I can finally move everything off the cloud, touch grass and be happy.

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