We had a chance to speak with ten-year-old Brian from California, who has been using Tynker since his teacher introduced it to him last year. Brian\u2019s also learning how to use Python and wants to be a basketball player–and possibly a software engineer–when he grows up!<\/span><\/p>\n When he\u2019s not coding great projects or studying his favorite subject (math), he\u2019s probably playing basketball or cheering on his favorite team, the Golden State Warriors! His top two passions? Coding and basketball, according to his mom Susana. We sat down with Brian to learn more about why he loves to code!<\/span><\/p>\n How did you learn how to use Tynker when you were first starting out? <\/b>I\u2019ve done Scratch before, so I know how it works!<\/span><\/p>\n How have your coding skills improved since you started using Tynker? <\/b>I think it improved a lot because I got to play other people\u2019s games and check their code and see what\u2019s wrong with my code. So, I learned a lot from other games that I\u2019ve seen!<\/span><\/p>\n \n\n