Meet The World’s Youngest Programmer: Arham Om Talsania
Six year old, Ahmedabad based boy has become the world’s youngest programmer. His name now rests in the prestigious Guinness World Records. A class two student bring laurels to the country as he writes history by clearing the Microsoft Certification Exam at Pearson VUE test centre.
Ahmedabad, India
After India has witnessed the world’s youngest writer, Abhijeeta Gupta, a class two student and author of the book “Happiness All Around.” The country gives the world the youngest programmer who also happens to be a class two student.
Arham Om Talsania is a Ahemdabad based programmer who has created history by passing Microsoft Certification Exam at Pearson VUE test centre and found his place in the Guinness World Records,doing all these wonders at the tender age of six.
“My father taught me coding. I started using tablets when I was 2 years old. At the age of 3, I bought gadgets with iOS and Windows. Later, I got to know that my father was working on Python,” said the six year old marvel, Talsania
Arham seems to have taken after the Apple cofounder Steven Wozniak who has said to learn a lot at his father’s knee. Francis Wozniak, also known as Jerry was an excellent Caltech graduate and a rocket scientist at Lockheed.
Woz recalling one of his first memories said, ” I could see whatever my dad was doing, it was important and good.”
“He would explain what a resistor was by going all the best way back to atoms and electrons. He examined how resistors worked when I was in second grade, not by equations but by having me picture it”.
Boolean algebra came naturally to Woz and he was already an ‘ electronics kid ‘ by fourth grade. 
By eight grade, Woz built a calculator with one hundred transistors, two hundred diodes and two hundred resistors on ten circuit boards, winning the top prize of a local competition run by Air Force. He won against competitors from twelfth grade.
Much like this electronic kid, the second grader Arham might unleash wonders as the Apple creators did.
“Since he was very young he was very much interested in gadgets. He used to play games on tablet devices. He also used to solve puzzles. When he developed an interest in playing video games, he thought to create it. He used to see me doing coding,” said Arham’s father, who is a software engineer.
“I taught him the basics of programming and he started creating his own small games. He also got recognized as a Microsoft technology associate. We applied for Guinness Book World record as well,” he added
“I want to be a business entrepreneur and help everyone. I want to make apps, games, and systems for coding. I also want to help the needy,” said the youngest programmer. Is the youngest programmer the next Woz?