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First Day

I just made my first task at Code-in.

It hasn't been approved but i hope it will.
Well,my first impressions are mitigated, i was super excited to start but when i started i started withia full stop when the revision of the code i wrote came down and my mentor told me that i had a bug on my code, it was late in the night(i think 10:00 11:00pm) but  and i had to sleep because i had class the next morning at 5:00 am, so i gave it up and promised myself to come back to my code the next day and fix it, i have done that and for confidentiality purposes i won't say anything about the task or upload any code but i may post some little code(only for education purposes) or some Linux hints. 
P.S:i am waiting for my tutor to correct my bug fixes so be tuned 👊👋



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