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YawarRaza7349/README.md

I'm looking for a job; see my github.io website or my LinkedIn for more information.

Highlights across GitHub

  • Newly written questions and other adjustments for the RIT Computer Science Community's mock exams for introductory programming courses
  • A bug report for the now-defunct Atom text editor that received a lot of attention — 58 comments and a fix from the devs that was completed a year later (luckily unimpeded by my mix up of <*> and <$>)
  • An accepted fix to a mathematical definition in the Scala programming language specification
  • An improvement to the documentation of open object types in Reason (an alternative syntax for OCaml)
  • A feature proposal for SuccessorML (the updated version of Standard ML), a realistic addition that addresses a concrete use case
  • Other contributions to SuccessorML language and library feature request discussions, providing overlooked insights
  • Comments on several posts in the Machine Logic blog, informed by my background using Coq for programming language semantics
  • Mistakes and improvements I've identified in my past work, showing how time has refined my analytical mindset

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  1. FrameByFrameAnimationApplication FrameByFrameAnimationApplication Public

    AKA How I avoided using Photoshop for the first part of my 2D Animation class

    Processing

  2. PopularLanguagesOfGitHubVsStackOverflow PopularLanguagesOfGitHubVsStackOverflow Public

    A plot of how often languages are used on GitHub versus how often they are asked about on StackOverflow.

    HTML 1

  3. Function Subtyping Doesn't Necessari... Function Subtyping Doesn't Necessarily Sabotage Parametricity
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    Three years ago, @hwayne posted [A Totally Polished and not-at-all half-baked Take on Static vs Dynamic Typing](https://buttondown.email/hillelwayne/archive/a-totally-polished-and-not-at-all-half-baked-take/) to his email newsletter. When I first read it, I found it refreshing to read a more balanced programming-related post than I typically encounter, and I also learned some new ideas I'd never heard about before. However, this Gist is not really about all that; it's about one specific statement in the post that is incorrect. The error doesn't affect any of the arguments being made, nor am I criticizing Wayne for the error. Rather, correcting the statement allows me to explain some pretty interesting concepts that might be insightful to some people who read this.
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    Here is the statement I'll be talking about, along with the context of the statement:
  4. ShapePeriodicWaves ShapePeriodicWaves Public

    Draws periodic waves based on the polar form of the loci representing polygons.

    Processing 1

  5. RevengeOfTheCyclicCicadas RevengeOfTheCyclicCicadas Public

    Cyclic Cicadas ported to the web

    C++

  6. bro9918/24Game bro9918/24Game Public

    C#