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Think you’re good with computers?

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This six-year-old is the world’s youngest ever qualified computer specialist
Think you’re good with computers? Think again.

Six-year-old Ayan Qureshi is the youngest computer specialist in the world, having passed the Microsoft Certified Professional exam when he was just five.

According to his IT consultant father Asim, Ayan was introduced to computers when he was three and would spend hours each day playing with old hard drives and motherboards. Hardly the toys of the average toddler.

But Ayan, now six, has progressed at a staggering rate since his introduction to the world of computers and he has become the youngest specialist in the world after passing the Microsoft Certified Professional test.

‘The hardest challenge was explaining the language of the test to a five-year-old. But he seemed to pick it up and has a very good memory,’ said his father, Asim.

There’s no doubt Ayan has a big future ahead of him.

The fledgling entrepreneur – who already has his own computer lab at home – says he wants to start his own company and set up a tech hub in the UK called E-Valley.

Meanwhile, his mother Mamoona says she hopes he ‘doesn’t set a world record every day.’

‘I want him to do his best whatever he does in his life,’ she said.

Very remarkable little boy!
 
Wow that's impressive.

And to think that some people that are 5 times his age, struggle with basic computer tasks...
 
I almost think it's better to start young. Computer programming is a way of thinking in a lot of ways, and as with many other skills, it's a way of thinking that's easier to learn young. :P

This kid seems pretty impressive. 14 years old and college aren't two things you often hear together.
 
OMG i wasted my life
*jumps out a window*
BYE CRUEL WORLD
:lol:
but in all in seriousness good for him
 
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