Programming

This is probably what I have practiced the most, though not nearly as much as I'd like. Initially, I picked it up through Python as a teenage hobby to write small text adventures and Discord bots, but as I got more interested in how games work internally I moved to C++, studied more design patterns, and eventually minored in CS at university. I have something of an issue in spending more time learning theory than actually doing anything, but thankfully I have completed a few projects along the way (mostly toys and demos in nature, though).