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The Economic Times
The Economic Times
National
Muskan Singh

Meet Kautilya Katariya, the British-Indian boy who became the world's youngest computer programmer at age 6 after completing four university-level computer-science certifications

Young coding prodigy : At an age when most children are only beginning to discover what they enjoy, Kautilya Katariya was already fascinated by computers and mathematics. The young student from Northampton became a Guinness World Record holder at six after being recognised as the youngest qualified computer programmer. What began with a coding book from his father soon developed into a much bigger interest in programming, artificial intelligence and advanced mathematics, as per a report by the BBC.

His ambitions have continued to grow. Kautilya has developed his own programs, earned artificial intelligence accreditation with IBM and taken on mathematics far beyond the level normally expected at his age.

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