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I'm Amanda Evola, a student at SNHU studying Information Technology with a concentration in Software Development and I also work from home doing Tech Support based out of sunny Florida. Welcome to my GitHub profile! 🚀

• I am currently learning Python, Flask, Django, and even databases and containers such as SQL, Docker, and Kubernetes.

• My biggest goal is to be at a point where I can utilize my skills in operations and development so I can become a backend developer, devops, system administrator, etc. (but my biggest wish is to be involved somewhere on the development side since I am skilled in both front-end and back-end development but prefer working on the back-end).

• I also enjoy volunteering and have volunteered at several animal shelters, mental health organizations (such as 7 Cups), etc. and I hope to volunteer more in the future.

• I am also a huge Star Trek: The Original Series fan and I eventually want to make it out to a Comic Con or something similar. You can add me on LinkedIn at - https://www.linkedin.com/in/amandaevola as well as on here on GitHub.

• Programming Languages: Python, HTML, CSS, JavaScript
• Technologies/Frameworks: Flask, Django
• Most Experienced In: Python (for programming/scripting on the back-end), PowerShell (for scripting), Windows, iOS, Android, Chrome, Google Suite, Salesforce, HTML/CSS for the front-end, and Flask for frameworks.

  

• MovieList (https://github.com/AmandaEvola/MovieList) This is a project I created utilizing the Python programming language as well as HTML for the front-end, and the framework Flask to show you movies you are looking for, where I harnessed my skills in project management, full-stack development, and the use of RESTful APIs.

• Intermediate-Python-Concepts (https://github.com/AmandaEvola/Intermediate-Python-Concepts) The project I created showcasing knowledge of intermediate Python concepts, explains different concepts to you such as functions, arguments, parameters, immutable vs mutable lists, etc.

• Pong (https://github.com/AmandaEvola/Pong) This game I created was one of the first projects I had completed learning beginner to intermediate Python concepts where I created a fun game (originally released in 1972).

• I also have more projects involving Data Structures and Algorithms, Object-Oriented Programming, and more, and plan on and am developing new projects every day -> (https://github.com/AmandaEvola/datastructuresandalgorithms) (https://github.com/AmandaEvola/car.py) <- My Object-Oriented programming and Data Structures and Algorithms projects here.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/amandaevola https://github.com/AmandaEvola