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My Favorite Languages
Language	Proficiency
APL	expert
BQN	creator
C	proficient
Factor	novice
Haskell	intermediate
J	expert
Java	intermediate
JavaScript	proficient
Python	proficient

Introduction

This one; also see my Github homepage here. I started programming in J in 2009 and now primarily use BQN, an array language I designed (some history). Interests include language design and implementation, music creation, and mathematical and scientific programming.

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+  {{mylang|C|proficient}}
-  {{mylang|Haskell|platonic (I know all the theory, but haven't written any code)}}
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+  {{mylang|Haskell|intermediate}}
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-  {{mylang|Java|experienced (and wish I wasn't)}}
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+  {{mylang|JavaScript|proficient}}
   {{mylang|Python|proficient}}
-  {{mylang|Scala|proficient}}
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 == Introduction ==
+[https://aplwiki.com/wiki/Marshall_Lochbaum This one]; also see my Github homepage [https://mlochbaum.github.io/ here]. I started programming in J in 2009 and now primarily use BQN, an array language I designed ([https://mlochbaum.github.io/BQN/commentary/history.html some history]). Interests include language design and implementation, music creation, and mathematical and scientific programming.
-I'm Marshall. I started programming in J in 2009 and I've been writing tons of code since then. I've since picked up a few languages, but J remains my first choice for 95% of my code (as in, when I don't absolutely have to use a compiler for performance reasons). My major interests are mathematics, scientific programming (encompassing essentially all code where the focus is on algorithms and not on writing classes), and language design.
-So far I've only made edits to J articles from various addresses, although I plan to start writing some solutions in Factor soon--I need an excuse to learn it better.