Introductory Blog Post

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Hello, my name is Andrew Lam. I am currently a college student getting a CS (computer science) bachelor's degree. Also, looking forward to the steps and experiences throughout this journey or exciting facts or opinions that could give some feedback or pointers.
 
Hoping Meeting interesting or any people for common interest as myself

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