6-yr-old Indian boy becomes world’s youngest computer programmer
Talsania wants to become a business entrepreneur and help everyone
Six-year-old Arham Om Talsania has become the world’s youngest computer programmer. Photo: Indians In gulf
Six-year-old Arham Om Talsania has become the world's youngest computer programmer, setting an exceptional record.
The second-grader, who hails from Gujarat's Ahmedabad, created a Guinness World Record by clearing the "Python Programming Language" exam, reports Indians In gulf.
Talsania's father is a software engineer himself.
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"My father taught me coding. I started using the tablet when I was two years old. At the age of three I bought gadgets with iOS and Windows," said the youngest computer programmer.
Talsania wants to become a business entrepreneur and help everyone.
