second and third day

The second day was a very tiresome and exciting day,just after i came out of school, i immediately got to the computer to see if my mentor had approved of my work; and then he told me to add some improvements to my code, i did it and then submitted it; some hours later(maybe 3 or 4 hours) i received the message i wanted to see in my dashboard, my very first task had been approved, i felt like getting out and shouting to the whole neighborhood that i did it but i refrained myself and started to carefully search for my second task, this one was a lot more complicated but so much rewarding and satisfying the time duration was 5 days but i didn't have 5 days, i had to do it faster because i had a math exam in the next 3 days, i really did gave my all and completed this task in 21 hours, the feedback was amazing, my mentor told me that my work was amazing.

Now here am i starting to do my third task

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