The word if is used to show a specific condition that can be chosen or acted upon. It often appears when someone has a list of options to select from, guiding decisions based on those conditions. In a broader sense, if introduces different possibilities or opinions that depend on the options available. It defines a selection group—whether objects or people—that serves as a reference point for other actions. It helps identify the object being referred to, often in connection with another action word, and can also indicate the direction of a specific object when referenced.

Were is the past tense of be. It shows that an object or condition existed in the past but is not present now. Even though objects may change or evolve, some of their earlier forms can still be recognized. A is a singular article used with nouns to show one object. It must be followed by another word, otherwise the sentence is incomplete. This word also signals that the object must have a name to represent it.

A biography defines a person’s characteristics and transforms them into text. It usually contains records of a person’s life, education, lifestyle, status, and other details. A biography provides information that others can learn from and acknowledge. About introduces short information about an object or person, often in a profile, so others can view it. It signals that the text is meant for readers curious to know more about the person.

You refers to the writer of a post, usually identified by name. It can also be expressed as I or me, showing the writer’s opinions and knowledge shared with others. What is used to ask questions about specific things that need answers. In research, what expands the field by branching into different areas, helping provide clues and solutions. It helps individuals identify specific objects or ideas more easily.

Would expresses will or desire. It is often used in the past tense to show requests or intentions. Its present form is will, which conveys determination or a final wish before an event occurs. The is a definite article used with nouns to represent specific objects or titles, but not with names. A title represents achievements awarded to a person, recognizing their actions and contributions, usually for good deeds.

Be shows the form something takes after change. In present tense, it indicates what an object becomes from its previous state.

If I were to write a biography about myself, the title I would choose is “Isnizal Zuhri: Programming Game.” This reflects my work over the past few years in game development, where I contributed to creating engaging and meaningful games. I applied my knowledge to build games from scratch, combining art and programming. This is valuable for players who enjoy new, updated games aligned with current standards. More importantly, I strive to create halal video games, avoiding impermissible elements, so players can enjoy them with peace of mind.

Programming has become one of my core skills, both for personal growth and for providing services to others. I learned it through self-study and collaboration, especially in the early stages of my journey. In the future, I hope to teach programming to others through this blog. This title means a lot to me because I have dedicated many years to learning, creating games, and sharing knowledge. I will continue to grow, aiming for the next level, while keeping this title close to my heart.