pi! This website - for clarification, kpoovakan.github.io - has been created by the typical classical girl. Well, technically the music I listen to is considered baroque and romantic era, but it's still in a classical music category even though it's not true classical classical music. Besides, I'm also a classically trained pianist; the Butterfly Etude (Chopin's Etude Opus 25 Number 9) is one of my favorites to play. And I also do other classical things, like getting dizzy during ballet chaîné turns on pointe. Yes, I promise I spot during those chaîné turns! Anyway, I also like pi (the number) and all things math, except for long division, which I dislike for a very good reason called It Takes A Long Time. I think that's why it's called long division.

I'm also - gasp - a programmer. Shocking, right? Something you definitely wouldn't expect from this classical girl who created her own classic website. Anyway, I use the pi (three) classic front-end web developer languages: HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. I wonder why we always refer to HTML and CSS by their abbreviations, but then we type out "JavaScript" instead of just typing "JS". Classic tradition, I suppose. Speaking of tradition, I also know programming languages that are not traditional. The main esolang I write with is Whitespace, but I'm also studying a bit of Chicken.

Okay, so know you know a bunch of random things about me - but maybe you don't know what exactly those things are. Not everyone knows about esolangs, or programming languages called Chicken. Maybe you want to try those chaîné turns yourself, and prove that it's possible to do them without getting dizzy. You could also be wondering about the difference between baroque, romantic era, and classical music.

Here are your options. You can visit this website's homepage and explore some of my programming projects. You can click this for a game to memorize pi. You can click me to turn certain words on this page indigo with links to cool stuff about the things I've mentioned. Finally, you can play my silly little pi(e) game and preview some of my other games! Tip: use that fullscreen button to the right above the game to, well, enter fullscreen. It'll improve the game experience.