When I was a teenager I liked playing games in Kongregate (a web gaming platform) and eventually I started programming my own simple games in ActionScript. It was just for fun and I've dropped programming for some years before I decided to become a developer. In the mean time I've played a little with python scripts and even learned some Scheme/lisp (because of Lilypond), but just for hobby.

Currently (2023), my favorite webdev stack is FastAPI for the backend and GatsbyJS + MantineUI (component library) for the frontend. Some people say I should go for JS backend too, and I might go if needed, but I'm sticking to python to explore the mature data science and machine learning ecosystem

I'm interested in machine learning, in special. Now that I've enrolled in a Computer Science course, I feel more confident in giving it a try, as I'm having more solid foundations of linear algebra, statistics and such

I used to be a musician, so yeah, music is a hobby now. I used to play mainly percussion and drums, but today I prefer playing guitar and keyboard.

Depends. I already had some trouble using spaces with bash, but for python spaces are the standard, according to some PEP document