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Sect0r
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Hello from Bulgaria!


My username is Sect0r but you can call me Nasko! I joined this forum today in hope of making new friends, and to learn one or two things on how an operating system is made, cause I'm currently trying to make one right now. :)

I started getting interested in computers and computer science in general about 4 or 5 years ago, and have been searching the webs for more information about it.

I know some programing languages quite well, and others not so much.
As of now i know python, a bit of assembly as well as a tiny bit c++.

Thanks for reading and have a nice day/night!
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Hellooo! :) It looks like you're having fun with programming. I don't want to rain on that, but you will need to build up your assembler or C++ skills to develop an OS, or another suitable language. Python won't do for the kernel because it doesn't compile to native code. Besides, learning different languages improves your understanding of all of them.
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At the risk of being repetitive, have you looked at the Links and Advice for New Members post yet?
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Schol-R-LEA wrote:At the risk of being repetitive, have you looked at the Links and Advice for New Members post yet?
Not yet, but i am now! :o
Thanks for reminding me!
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eekee wrote:Hellooo! :) It looks like you're having fun with programming. I don't want to rain on that, but you will need to build up your assembler or C++ skills to develop an OS, or another suitable language. Python won't do for the kernel because it doesn't compile to native code. Besides, learning different languages improves your understanding of all of them.

Hi, thanks for telling me about that! :D


I'll be sure to try and get more familiar with C++ and assembler. As of now I've gotten what i think is quite a good understanding of programing languages (kind of, not really), but ill be looking forward to learning much more!



(sorry if my spelling or grammar is kind of bad, English is not my main language and I'm still learning)
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