Arham Om Talsania, 6 Year-Old-Boy from Ahmedabad, Enters Guinness World Record as Youngest Computer Programmer
Arham Talsania's father Om Talsania who is a software engineer said that his son had developed an interest in coding and he taught him the basics of programming.
Ahmedabad, November 10: A six-year-old boy from Ahmedabad has entered Guinness World Record as the World's Youngest Computer Programmer by clearing the Python programming language. Arham Om Talsania, the Class 2 student has cleared the Microsoft certification exam at Pearson VUE test centre.
"My father taught me coding. I started using tablets when I was 2 years old. At the age of 3, I bought gadgets with iOS and Windows. Later, I got to know that my father was working on Python," Talsania told ANI.
"When I got my certificate from Python, I was creating small games. After some time, they asked me to send some proof of work. A few months later, they approved me and I got the Guinness World Record certificate," he said. Also Read | Assam: Compounder of a Tea Garden Hospital Arrested for Declaring Alive Child Dead in Dibrugarh.
Talsania dreams to become a business entrepreneur and help everyone
"I want to be a business entrepreneur and help everyone. I want to make apps, games, and systems for coding. I also want to help the needy," he said.
Arham Talsania's father Om Talsania who is a software engineer said that his son had developed an interest in coding and he taught him the basics of programming.
"Since he was very young he was very much interested in gadgets. He used to play games on tablet devices. He also used to solve puzzles. When he developed an interest in playing video games, he thought to create it. He used to see me doing coding," he said. Zorawar Singh Creates New Guinness World Record With 147 Skips on Roller Skates in 30 Seconds, Watch Video of the 21-Year-Old Indian Whose Achievement Amid the Pandemic is Inspiring Fitness Enthusiasts.
"I taught him basics of programming and he started creating his own small games. He also got recognized as a Microsoft technology associate. We applied for Guinness Book World record as well," he added.
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