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Inventory  Assests  on  Network  and  Identify  Vulnerabilities.docx    CYB/205  Inventory Assets on Network and  Identify Vulnerabilities  CYB/205  Thoughts On Python  My journey with programming began with (C) 11 years ago (2010) in Bagram, Afghanistan. That was a tuff time considering I had no idea on how to use the terminal or an IDE and I began on a Mac (PC). After a few weeks I put my self taught  thoughts on hold and started school with the University of Phoenix (UoP). I did not get back around to programming again until 2016,  when  I was taking a Java course. In fact, it was that course that gave  me the confidence to try and build my own application for Android.  It took me 3 months but I finally finished and published my first app January 17,  2017  in the Google Play store.   From this experience I can attest that object-oriented programming is a language that to me can afford a new comer  a simple syntax  (how the code  is written) that gives the programmer confidence early on with the speed at which they grasp the material. Object-oriented programming also uses objects as the name suggests which lends itself to reusable code  blocks thus making it easier than  other languages. This is just my personal preference.  In regards to my current  course CYB/130 (Python),  it has been very beneficial for me in terms  of teaching me additional coding that in my current  position of owning and operating a mobile app  software company where  I have  to continually learn and help to write and  edit code.  I will say though  that with the simp