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Miles, who is currently 10 years old, lives to learn about tech. With several years of study already under his belt, Miles specializes in C++ and web development languages, but also finds time to study object oriented programming. <\/p>\n

Miles contributes as a passionate committee member for Be The Difference Foundation, Sophia’s Hope, and Polyblox Totems educational toys. <\/p>\n

When hanging out at home, Miles can be found solving Rubix cubes of all shapes and sizes, practicing American Sign Language, and working on his newest web project using WordPress www.LanguageIsNotaBarrier.com<\/a> a site devoted to helping people around the world foster world peace. You can find him on Twitter at @KidCoderDev<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Miles, who is currently 10 years old, lives to learn about tech. With several years of study already under his belt, Miles specializes in C++ and web development languages, but also finds time to study object oriented programming. Miles contributes as a passionate committee member for Be The Difference Foundation, Sophia’s Hope, and Polyblox Totems … <\/p>\n

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