Yeah so I have always used a computer for my education like I said from 5th grade, it was always in school. And that also applies to exams, I have never used, let's say, a scribe or you know any other method. I've always done my exams independently. So I used to do, like earlier, I do maths on a tiller frame. And when it came to science, my mom would make like, tiny diagrams for me and I would take those to school. And that's how I would learn. And afterwards, let's say from 9th to 10th grade, when it came to more advanced mathematics and sciences I still continued to do that on the computer itself, but intensively that was actually like CBSE, was not agreeing to let me give my exam on the computer for the boards, and I had to use a scribe. And I felt that was a very new experience for me, and it was not a good experience because I was very new to that. So after that, I actually took the determination to make this my goal to be able to do maths and science independently, even though it was going to be super advanced from 12th onwards on a computer itself. They were not letting me take maths. And even though they let me take maths, they were not letting me do it on the computer. But I had to like struggle a bit and you know, kind of fight a bit. And I gave them this. I told them that if they just give me, let's say 2-3 months of time, I will figure it out, and I will show them a way to accessibly do it. And yeah, it took quite a bit of research because I feel like this hasn't this field of you know, writing STEM on a computer hasn't been explored as much as it should, because the resources are there. They're definitely there. But I feel like there aren't as back then, let's say two years ago, they weren't as known as they seem to be now. Let's say what I started doing was, I discovered that word 2019 had a way to write maths using laTeX which is the language to basically write science and mathematics on the computer. And when you converts to either maximal or different math formats that actually the screen readers are able to read. And I found out that office word 2019 actually introduced a feature where even if you wrote latex, it would autocorrect the mask that was usable without needing to use an external software like mass type. So that's what I started doing essentially. And yeah, it took a lot of practice to master laTeX and to read the symbols and the equations but I kind of tried to persevere and work hard on it and you know, give my best. And in those three months, I made myself chained enough and equipped enough that I was able to show my teachers and then you know, CBSE that I was able to write and yeah, after that I took my 11th, 12 like I took maths and science and I did it all fully on my computer and I also gave my boards as a matter of fact 12th boards completely on a computer itself.