About me:


I'm kinda good at math my mom says because I know college-level calculus and I am less than 13. So I like math and now I am confident. That's why I like answering math questions so much!!!! Also, I love Visual Basic, but I use C# sometimes, just for the fun of it. I used to be addicted to club penguin. Now, I am 1/3 addicted to club penguin.

C++ is confusing.

I designed a game for an expo our school attended in vba called "forest invaders". It had 2 errors; the high scores(I forgot .ToString!!!) and the game not resetting after you press play again.(So we had to end excel and then open it up again!)

I love khan academy! And mrs.gould is awesome! Hello matimas. Hello matooo.

Wikipedia is so awesome! OneNote is so awesome! Webs is so awesome!

Why is China so polluted? China was ever so progressive! Will C# every give me a head start on my dream language, Javascript? Why is it that every one of my best friends of Club Penguin never go on again? Why am I alive, and how am I, me, and is it possible for me to be another animal, what would it feel like? What would it feel like to be dead? Will I ever get another sun badge in Khan Academy? In Khan Academy, I've already gotten 103 proficient excercises. Why do I like C418 music so much, yet I still like club penguin music? Will I ever learn more Chinese words? How much more math is to be discovered? Will scientists ever find a cheap way for artificial photosynthesis? How does music recording work? There must be some values, like volume, pitch, etc...but how many are there? What happens when a Windows 7 continues to work until 2099? Its calendar only stops at 2099.


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Who will contribute more, mathematicians or scientists?

A mathematician is a type of scientist, but by scientist, if I mean chemist, physist, astornomer, etc., it would probably be a scientist. Because math is so broadened out, but it slowly goes toward calculus. And therefore, a lot of mathematicians would be finding more stuff in calculus. But calculus isn't very important in our daily life, is it? It's just finding patterns, basically. But scientists(Chemists, physists, astromers, etc.) actually find something that could be used in our daily life, because science is mainly researching and discovering what exists, but you can't neccesarily, for example, say that derivatives exist.

So yeah.
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Random questions I answered... they are all kinda asked by dumb people ;) (Like me sometimes...)

http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Who_is_Discover_of_HTML
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Can you make blocks in minecraft classic for mac
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What is the ip code for multiplayer minecraft
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/How_do_you_make_a_ip_adress_for_minecraft
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Questions I'm proud of:
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_are_the_trigonometric_functions
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Where can you find jobs as a computer programmer
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/I wanna be a programmer and want to ask does programming requires alot of math like Geometry-im good in math generaly but not geometry i can do most of normal math
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Is WikiAnswers a useless waste of time if you do not get an answer to your question right away
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What does it mean if a function is a polynomial
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_are_some_everyday_uses_for_algebra