At 7 years old, in 2013, Zora Ball became the youngest person to create a mobile video game. Now 10 years, the wizard programmer whose parents are immigrants from Kenya, is on scholarship funded by the United State Government.

The app she developed was unveiled at the FATE Bootstrap Expo, held at the University of Pennsylvania. Ball developed the game using programming language Bootstrap, which is usually taught to students between the ages of 12 and 16, to help them learn concepts of algebra via video game development.

According to Mashable, Ball also successfully reconfigured the app when asked to do so at the Expo, silencing anyone who may have thought that her older brother — a STEM scholar of the year — helped her program the game.

Staff at Harambee Institute of Science and Technology, where Ball attends first grade and an after-school program, anticipate she’ll do great things, the Philadelphia Tribune reported.
“I am proud of all my students,” Tariq Al-Nasir, who heads the STEMnasium Learning Academy, told the Tribune’s Damon Williams. “Their dedication to this program is phenomenal, and they come to class every Saturday, including holiday breaks.”...

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I am the elder brother *winks* awesome kid !! naija which way,teaching kids computer science without computers,especially the public schools.