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Rofus

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i think Linux is better but that is only what i think
 
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hihi

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im also been into programing but am still a very beginner only on windows. so the other os are better then windows huh didn't know that before
 

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I recommend linux is easier to compile
 

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Just start learning and coding and build some projects on the OS you are currently on. Worry about best OS later. Nowadays everything is possible on every OS except some niche things.
 

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within the options is linux, but I recommend windows itself.
 

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i would recommend linux
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or like it depends on what you'r coding
 

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for me, its kali linux i'd say, give it a try, you will get some hacking skills as well :D
though, windows is kinda ok too
 

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To be honest, your OS doesnt matter actually, first things first you need to learn how to code, try installing C++ and program "hello world" for a start, if you can do that very good, move forward with different functions within programming and try to code different projects, like an ATM for example, if you could do that, move on with different programming languages, then only thing is, this is the most important part, be good with your algorithms, they are the most essential to your programming, algorithms are everything, if you can create a good algorithm for any F-ing project, you'll be good to go....

And that OS part isn't an issue, you can literally use windows and use a virtual box to boot any OS or multiple OS (if you're testing a server-client based project) at the same time within your windows

Hope that clears things up...... CHEERS!!
 

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