Under the heiress facade

Chapter 439

Chapter 439

Hera was busy drinking the chamomile tea Judy had brewed for her and did not pay any attention to the page Gino had flipped to. She replied perfunctorily, "About the same as him."

"The two of you are too slow! I've already finished the book!" Gino said in disdain as he turned his laptop on. "I've also learned how to apply it and have made a few games."

Then, he clicked on an icon on his desktop. His screen immediately displayed a large blue sky background, a grassy field, and a gray road. The bright colors formed a simple highway driving game. Although the game wasn't attractive in terms of display, at least all the basic codes for the game were accurate.

"What do you think? Am I awesome, or what? I'm basically a genius!" Gino turned to look proudly at Hera and Bernard. It was obvious he was waiting for them to praise him.

"Wow! Gino, did you write this yourself? You're amazing!" Lilith came over and encouraged him after taking a look at his screen.

"It's not that bad for a kid your age," Gideon said as he nodded in approval.

expected, all of the children in the Everett family are geniuses!" Mildred nodded

his time in school with Lilith. He felt slightly guilty as he remembered all the times Lilith would explain a certain lesson to him. "Pretty impressive," Hera said

speechless. Was that

could tweak this part a little," Hera said as she took the laptop and brought up his codes. She

didn't even need to

string of code. Then, she turned to Bernard and asked, "Would it be better if you tweak it like this? What

not right." Bernard moved Gino aside and sat beside Hera before pulling the

Hera. Wouldn't Hera be

he typed a row of codes onto the keyboard and changed Hera's wrongly written

flabbergasted. Hera watched as he typed confidently and narrowed her eyes. She said, "These aren't Python functions. They're

seem

Bernard paused momentarily. He

had gotten carried away and had forgotten that he was supposed to be a programming beginner. Based on

work. I learned this from a few tutorials I had watched."