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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Many of my childhood memories are related to computers and games. In the sixth grade, my brother and I had our first computer, and we often argued and even fought over the allocation of time to play on the computer, but of course, I often won because I was older than he was. When I was in junior high school, my brother finally had his own computer, and we would often have problems with the computer, and solving these problems required a lot of searching. This process largely developed my ability to retrieve and filter information and my interest in computer science. When I first met creative coding in RCA, I immediately realize that would be something that I would do in the rest of my life. I have been trying to add creative programming to my practice to explore the possibility of combining programming with graphic design.</div>]]></description>
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