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<h1>Grayson Riffe</h1>
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Hello! My name is Grayson Riffe, and I am an undergraduate at Texas A&M majoring in Electronic Systems Engineering Technology and minoring in Cybersecurity.
Ever since I can remember, I've been interested in electronics, espcecially computers, and how to tell them what to do. I started my technical journey in 5th grade with learning Java programming. To truly understand what I was learning, I wrote tiny games such as tic-tac-toe, a number guessing game, and "Button Clicker" (a very bad knockoff of Cookie Clicker). As I started to get more competent, I then started looking into C++ on Windows with MSVC and Visual Studio. I have a strong background with compiled application development.
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<h2>What's on this website?</h2>
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At the top of this page, you can find links to a few of my past and present computer science projects. These are hosted at <a href="https://git.graysonriffe.com" class="notransition">git.graysonriffe.com</a>.
I also have a link to my current resume as well as a short biography and contact information on the About page.
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