Hi, One language Team;
I'm here to tell you I'm interested in the project and want to be a part of this compiler to help and participate in this open-source project.
## Introduction
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## Your correct role
I'm a Bachelor's student of computer science at the University of Cambridge.
And Have a part-time job at an embedded system company in India and I work as a C programmer.
## Timezone
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Brisbane, Australia; UTC/GMT +10 hours
## Programming experience
List of languages with experience level:
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- **C**: 3 years experience (And tell us about libraries you have worked on. e.g: libcurl, OpenSSL and every library you worked in at C.)
- **C++**: 1 year experience
- **Python**: Just for fun to write 3-5 scripts without professional experience
- **Batch/Bash**: Just for personal needs
## Operation Systems
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List of Operating system with your experience level:
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- **Windows**: Windows 7 or 10 (I have a PC, or I have it in a virtual machine)
- **Linux**: CentOS or Ubuntu or Arch, etc. (Primary OS on laptop or desktop)
## Compiler experience
Tell us about your experience at University or your fun projects about Compilers and Interpreters:
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Do you know about Flex and Bison/Yacc:
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Do you know about JIT Compilers:
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Do you know about LLVM:
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Tell us your opinion about "One language" and create a new language:
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Has it happened when you are programming and you are dissatisfied with a feature and you think you can inject such ideas into the project so that we can make a better product? What do you think:
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Best Regards;