Italian Computer Science Student at University of Pisa
Hi, my name is Michele Filadelfia, I'm a
years old Italian computer science student, with a strong passion for theoretical computer science, mathematics, and programming.
My journey with computer science began when I was introduced to the Italian Olympiad of Computer Science in high school, thanks to which, by participating, I learned many things by navigating the world of algorithms and data structures, topics I became passionate about.
I also enjoy low-level programming (and yeah of course i think that C is art) and cryptography, which I learned to love when I participated in the national cybersecurity Olympiad.
Right now I am pursuing a bachelor's degree in computer science and learning a lot, I will post mini articles here that I write during my academic journey.
In my spare time, I develop open source projects, if you would like to collaborate with me in creating or developing such a project, please feel free to contact me!
fractals-cli is an open-source multiplatform, elegant and clean terminal fractals explorer written in pure golang with concurrency to make the computing of the fractal more efficient.
Click here for the github repository.
Programming language developed during my spare time for educational purposes.
Click here for the github repository.
Computer-Science-Books is a constantly updated open-source list containing the best books for learning computer science.
Click here for the github repository.
A simple, elegant and concise proof of Euler's theorem using strong induction.
Click here to download the article.