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Bangalore: Kautilya Kataria is 7 years old. He is originally from Shajapur, Madhya Pradesh.

But what is so special about him?

He learned the computer language Python and took an online exam.

It’s a world record.

He even entered his name in the Guinness Book of Records when he passed this exam in England at the age of 7. Currently he is currently studying in the city of Northampton, England. He is currently studying in his second year at Wooden Park School. Kautilya’s father, Ishwaryaprasad Kataria, is vice-president of a private bank there. Kautilya’s grandfather BC Kataria was the district sports worm control officer here.

It should be noted that Python is a high level programming language. It is used in great things.

Impressed with his skills, his grandfather says his grandson is nothing short of a godsend.

He adds that when schools were closed during lockdown, he had purchased books related to computer programming. After reading them, Kautilya created her own website and even made a game.
The child also received offers of employment. Reports add that Antonio Cangiano, IBM’s chief software engineer, also sent him congratulations and offered him a job.

Reports further add that Arham Om Talsania of Ahmedabad at 6 364 days held the record for youngest programmer.

But now, Kautilya achieved this feat in 6 years 346 days. It was her mother who applied online. Kautilya also learned Spanish while studying online.

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Last updated November 30, 2020, 13:05 IST

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Six-year-old Arham from Ahmedabad becomes world’s youngest computer programmer

November 16, 2020

Six-year-old boy from Ahmedabad sets new Guinness World Record for being world’s youngest computer programmer by eliminating the Python programming language

Arham Om Tanzania, who is a class 2 student, recently passed the Microsoft certification exam at the Pearson VUE test center.

Talsania’s dad started teaching her to code at an early age. His passion for computers started very early when he used his first tablet at the age of 2. At the age of 3, he was buying gadgets with iOs and Windows.

My dad taught me to code. I started using tablets when I was 2 years old. When I was 3, I bought gadgets with iOS and Windows. later I found out that my dad was working on Python, ”Talsania told ANI.

“When I got my Python certificate I was making little games. After a while they asked me to send proof of work. A few months later they approved me and I got the Guinness World Record certificate, ”he added.

The 6-year-old is ambitious and wants to become an entrepreneur to help the needy. He wants to develop applications, games and new coding systems.

The father, Om Talsania, is a software engineer. He said he had just taught Arham the basics of computer programming, after which he developed a passion for coding.

“Since he was very young he has been very interested in gadgets. He was playing tablet games. He also solved puzzles. When he developed an interest in video games, he thought about creating one. me coding, ”he said.

“I taught him the basics of programming and he started making his own little games. He was also recognized as a Microsoft technology associate. We also applied for the Guinness Book World Record,” a- he added.

Ahmedabad: Class II student Arham Om Talsania of Udgam Children’s School in Ahmedabad set a Guinness World Record by passing the powerful Python programming language exam at the age of six. The exam was taken at the Microsoft Authorized Pearson VueTest Center on January 23, 2020.

The test, difficult for many engineering buddies, was passed by this amazing boy, becoming the youngest computer programmer in the world.

Arham broke the previous Guinness record for seven-year-old Muhammad Hamza Shahzad, a British boy of Pakistani descent. In an exam where a candidate needed 700 out of 1,000 points to earn the prestigious certificate, Arham Talsania, now 7, scored 900 points and was recognized as a “Microsoft Technology Associate”.

Arham, the son of software engineer parents, had been very interested in computers and tablets since his childhood. He started using a tablet when he was not even two years old. His thirst for different computing devices was very high, and by his 3rd birthday he ended up using all types of operating systems – Android, Windows, and iOS.

By the age of 5, he was already familiar with all of the standard programming applications that children learn once in Class VI, such as Scratch and Tynker. As he is very interested in video games and wanted to create his own video games, these applications were not sufficient, hence the learning of python.

This youngest computer programmer sees his father as a role model. His father, Om Talsania, is currently working as a technology manager for one of the multinational companies based in the United States. Explaining the journey to achieve the feat, a proud father said, “He loves playing video games and wanted to make his own.

I showed him some of my own work and he was inspired to create his own game using Python. I started giving him some basic training in Python programming, and soon he caught on. He began to learn how to create games using the Python programming language.