Hello everyone, I hope all is well. My name is Thomas and I’m currently a high school senior. I want to major in Electrical Engineering but I’m also pretty interested in programming and machine learning hence why I’m here. I was just looking to see if any of you are able to provide me with an internship so that I can apply some of the skills I’ve learned to the real world. I have been trying to self teach skills such as python, flask, SQL and more. I am currently located in Maryland, USA and I’m totally cool with remote positions. This would mean a lot to me and I would try my best to help out you or your company in return. Thank you for the consideration, just drop a comment or message me if interested.

Hey guys. I'm working through the second module right now and I'm almost done with it so I would appreciate it if you guys could like so I can unlock the next module. Something I learned was how to use functions in python and how you should always indent the code that is going to be in the function. Thank you and I appreciate the help.

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