Nicholas aceofdiamonds4500

The Vault

C/C++ programmer
Avid Arduino programmer and circuit board designer
Vim user
Capable of navigating an EFI system to boot into Linux (Arch, Kali, etc.) and familiar with many Linux commands
Specialized in Microsoft Office tools as well as Markdown
Frequent user of SDL
Adept at learning low-level and object-oriented programming

Languages I Use	Ranking/10	Desc
Python	7/10	I've learned many use cases for Python, and if I need to use it I can implement it in my code as needed.
Haskell	9/10	While the syntax is incredibly foreign, I had a splendid time playing around with the interpreter - it has made my algorithm analysis class easier.
Java	6/10	Not my preferred OOP language, but it has access to a lot of neat tools.
IBM Assembly	8/10	Of the low level languages out there, this takes the cake for how easy it is to understand. Exclusive to the IBM Mainframe which I may never use (IBM hire me).
nasm	7/10	I'm still learning this one, so my score may go up with time. Recently programmed a proto-operating system with this.
C	9/10	Versatile and verbose enough for me to use exactly what I need and not obfuscate anything. Great for when I just need to program a simple idea or to work with registers
C++	10/10	My favorite language. Essentially C, but with more features for more mainstream use - and easy to compile!
C#	9/10	Surprisingly versatile and with an easy-to-understand syntax, great for my console applications. Bjarne accurately predicted I would blow my whole leg off, though.
Visual Basic	6/10	Way too much boilerplate. It's only saving grace is the visual editor in Visual Studio being incredibly simple.