Matteo Antonazzo

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Who am I?

I was born in 1988 and have lived in Italy ever since.

I obtained a High School Diploma in Science.

My professional experience has been quite varied and has mostly consisted of entry-level jobs:

My computer skills are largely self-taught.
I have always been fascinated by computers and what they can do. However, it was only recently that I had the opportunity to explore this field more deeply, after taking a university course in basic computer science.
Since then, I have been learning programming on my own.

Technical Skills

Python

Python is the first programming language that I can truly say I learned, thanks to a university course I attended.
In addition to Python 3 programming, the course covered fundamental concepts such as algorithms, data structures, and object-oriented programming. I completed the course with a grade of 25/30.

C

I learned the C programming language, by studying the textbooks written by Professors Facchinetti, Larizza, and Rubini, while using The C Programming Language by Kernighan and Ritchie as a reference.
I wrote the Italian Wikipedia article about scanf at the end of 2025 and am still its main author today.

Java

At the end of the winter of 2026, I had the opportunity to attend a 140-hour Java 25 course organized through Adecco and Forma.Temp, which concluded on .
The course also included introductory modules on Swing for graphical user interfaces and databases, with a brief introduction to SQL. A workplace safety module was included as well.

AppScript

Using Google Sheets, I taught myself the basics of Google Apps Script by myself, to automate tasks in my personal spreadsheets.

Shell

Since Linux is my primary operating system, I have gained some experience working with the shell and command line.

HTML, CSS and JavaScript

To build this portfolio website, I am currently learning the basics of HTML and CSS, while learning git and GitHub.
If the layout makes you feel like you've been transported straight back to 2003, don't worry, your internet is fine, I'm just getting started!

Featured Projects

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Procedural tree generator

A recursive procedural tree generator built from scratch with Python’s Turtle graphics.By leveraging randomized branching angles, deep recursion, and probabilistic math,the algorithm simulates natural growth patterns to generate completely unique, organic-looking trees with every execution.

Python

Graph Sorting Visualizer

An interactive Python application that visualizes topological sorting on Directed Acyclic Graphs (DAGs).Built using a custom Turtle-based graphics library, the engine dynamically demonstrates stack behaviorand order-list updates step-by-step, making complex graph algorithms intuitive to watch and learn.

Python

Learning Notes — Italian

Here is a small selection of the notes I took during my studies. Please note that they are written in Italian, as it is my native language.

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— Object persistency and serialization in Java

Notes on serialization in Java: native binary mechanisms vs textual alternatives (JSON, XML). Includes a comparison between available interfaces, versioning management, format-specific use cases, and security best practices in production.

  • Java
  • JSON
  • XML

My blog — Italian

Here is a small selection of articles I wrote when I need to say something.

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— Interview with Artificial Intelligence

Every day, millions of people use AI to study, work, or write — but only a few get truly useful answers. This series stems from one question: can AI understand everyone, or does it require a minimum level of competence to interact with it?

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