[Join] Core team

Hi, One Language Team; I'm here to tell you I'm interested in this compiler project and want to help and participate in this open-source project. ## Introduction <!-- Please introduce yourself and your professional experience in a maximum of 5 sentences. --> ## 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 <!-- Please write your timezone and location if possible. --> Brisbane, Australia; UTC/GMT +10 hours ## Programming experience List of languages with experience level: <!-- Please remove and change the following languages name and description. --> <!-- All the following information is just an example, and it's not a MUST, you have to fill this with your situation. --> - **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 ## Operating Systems <!-- Why we ask about OS, Because maybe we need a test on a special OS target and we can easily mention you for that. Thank you for your following. --> List of Operating systems with your experience level: <!-- Please remove and change the following OS names and descriptions. --> - **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: <!-- Please write here --> <!-- Please share all of your projects and repositories in this field if you have something. --> Do you know about Flex and Bison/Yacc? <!-- Please write here --> Do you know about JIT Compilers? <!-- Please write here --> Do you know about LLVM? <!-- Please write here --> Tell us your opinion about "One Language" and creating a new language: <!-- Please write here --> 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: <!-- Please write here --> ----------- <!-- We need your idea and experience to shape the feature and syntax of "One Language". So we are ready to talk to each other and help to project step by step. --> Best Regards;