Baqer
Farhan
I like to code
CV
import
baqer.io
public
class
Baqer
{
public
static
int
Baqer
(){
String
name =
"Mohammed Baqer Farhan"
;
String
hometown =
"Scarborough, Toronto, Ontario"
;
String
school =
"University of Toronto"
;
int
graduation =
2027
;
String[][]
hobbies = {
{
Photography
}
{
Exercising
}
{
Cooking and Baking
}
{
Gardening
}
{
Playing the Bass
}
}
}
static
void
links
(
Baqer
){
String
email =
"baqerfarhan33@gmail.com"
;
String
linkedIn =
"
baqer-farhan
"
;
String
gitHub =
"
Baqer-Farhan
"
;
}
}
Eclipse Compiler for Java(TM) v20150120-1634, 3.10.2
Copyright IBM Corp 2000, 2013. All rights reserved.
Hey there! I'm Mohammed Baqer Farhan, and I'm diving headfirst into the world of Mathematics at the University of Toronto.
But that's not all there is to me. When I'm not buried in books, I'm often capturing life's little moments with my trusty camera.
Nature's beauty, candid smiles - they all make it into my photo collection. I'm also all about staying active - you'll find me at the gym or jogging outside,
keeping both my body and mind in shape. Cooking and baking are my go-to creative outlets. There's something magical about mixing ingredients and creating mouthwatering dishes.
And speaking of magic, I'm a bit of a music enthusiast too. I groove to the rhythms of my bass guitar, letting the melodies take me away.
When I'm not making music, I'm making code. Coding is like solving puzzles that come to life, and I find it utterly fascinating.
Looking forward, I'm on a mission to merge my love for math and coding, dreaming of becoming a software engineer.
One thing you'll learn about me is that I put my heart into everything I do. From equations to recipes to lines of code - I'm all in.
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University of Toronto
Scarborough
Student in first year
Projected Graduation: June 2027
In case you couldn't tell, you're looking at my personal website right now! This website was made entirely with HTML, CSS, and a bit of JavaScript.
Repository
Created program using Java that encrypts and decrypts
messages in a similar fashion as the Enigma Machine (commonly
used encryption device for the German army during WWII).