Finn Freitag
About me
Hello, and welcome! I'm a 20-year-old computer science student from Germany. I’m passionate about technology, environmental protection, and contributing to my community.
As a programmer, I specialize in backend development with a focus on C# and artificial intelligence. I love tackling complex coding challenges and am constantly expanding my skills. Furthermore, building electronic projects is another passion of mine. Also with the help of a 3D printer I can do really awesome stuff. I’m also fascinated by geographic information systems (GIS) and enjoy creating digital maps with QGIS, combining data with spatial analysis.
Beyond tech, I'm dedicated to nature conservation. I volunteer with NABU, Germany’s largest nature conservation group, and I have served as a children’s group leader with NAJU, NABU’s youth organization, where I helped young people connect with nature. My commitment to environmental activism started with Greenpeace, where I first got involved in ecological initiatives.
I’m always eager to keep learning, growing, and making a positive impact - whether through programming, conservation, or community work. Thanks for visiting, and feel free to reach out!
Websites I've made
This very website you're on right now! Built with React and TypeScript, it showcases my skills, projects, and contact information.
A geocoding API that helps you find coordinates for search queries and vice versa. It can also provide country information from IP addresses. Created with Python.
I made the website for the Deutsche Sperber Züchter association. It provides information about this kind of chicken and their history of breeding.
Die WählerGEMeinschaft Gemünden is an electorate at the local level based in north Hesse, Germany. As a member, I contribute to local political discussions and initiatives.
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Selection Sort
Selection sort is one of the simplest sorting algorithms and serves as a great introduction to the fundamentals of sorting. While it may not be the most efficient method for handling large datasets, its straightforward approach provides a clear understanding of basic sorting principles.
