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[edit] Computing
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This user can program in C++. |
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[edit] Education
| its & it's |
This user understands the difference between its and it's. So should you. |
| their / there / they're |
This user knows that there, their, and they're are not the same word. |
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Ending a sentence with a preposition is something this user is okay with. |
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[edit] Wikipedia
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[edit] Personality
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This user's future is so bright he's got to wear shades. |
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This user believes that a user's edit count does not necessarily reflect on the value of their contributions to Wikipedia. |
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[edit] About me
I am a student in İzmir,Turkey.I like watching CNBC-e which is in my opinion the best TV channel in Turkey.My other hobbies are reading a book and solving math problems. On Wikipedia, I am primarily interested in articles relating to mathematics, science (particularly chemistry), computers and South Park.
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[edit] My Barnstars
For dedication to improving and expanding Wikipedia. Good job! Sharkface217
[edit] Welcome to my "User Page" in over 40 languages
Mirëdita (to my Albanian friends)
Ahalan (to my Arabic speaking friends)
Zdravei / Zdrasti (to my Bulgarian friends)
Nei Ho (to my Cantonese speaking Chinese friends)
Dobrý den / Ahoj (to my Czech friends)
Goddag (to my Danish friends)
Goede dag, Hallo (to my Dutch friends)
Hello (to my English friends)
Saluton (to my Esperanto speaking friends)
Hei (to my Finnish friends)
Bonjour (to my French friends)
Guten Tag (to my German friends)
Gia'sou (to my Greek friends)
Aloha (to my Hawaiian friends)
Shalom (to my Hebrew speaking friends)
Namaste (to my Hindi speaking friends)
Jó napot (to my Hungarian friends)
Halló / Góđan daginn (to my Icelandic friends)
Halo (to my Indonesian friends)
Aksunai / Qanuipit? (to my Inuit friends)
Dia dhuit (to my Irish friends)
Salve / Ciao (to my Italian friends)
Kon-nichiwa (to my Japanese friends)
An-nyong Ha-se-yo (to my Korean friends)
Salve / Salvëte (to my Latin speaking ancient Roman friends)
Ni hao (to my Mandarin speaking Chinese friends)
Hallo (to my Norwegian friends)
Dzien' dobry (to my Polish friends)
Olá (to my Portuguese friends)
Bună ziua (to my Romanian friends)
Zdravstvuyte (to my Russian friends)
Hola (to my Spanish speaking friends)
Jambo / Hujambo (to my Swahili friends)
Hej (to my Swedish friends)
Sa-wat-dee (to my Thai friends)
Merhaba / Selam (to my Turkish friends)
Vitayu (to my Ukrainian friends)
Xin chŕo (to my Vietnamese friends)
Hylo; Sut Mae? (to my Welsh friends)
Sholem Aleychem (to my Yiddish speaking friends)
Sawubona (to my Zulu speaking friends)
[edit] Articles I've created so far
Glenn Taranto
Coach Carter (soundtrack) (and also made major contributions to Coach Carter)
E2 (TV channel)
[edit] Milestones
[edit] Wikipedia Signpost
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