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Operating System and Programming languages

I'm trying to create an operating system.
Just as a small hobby, it will not be anything big I am trying to get some practice.
Does anyone reccomend a certain programming language because I dont know which one to use.
Any help please?
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Numbers of Programming Language all around. You may get diffrence on it depends on how you want it to be. For instance C, Perl, Shell scripts Etc. Some prefer or more keen to ASM (Assembly Language). All depends on how they want to work and act as you command and program them.

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I once did a micro-OS on college, nothing special, just the process scheduler and a few system calls (no FS, for example).

We used C and assembler. No matter which language you choose you will have to code some stuff on assembler as some things (the scheduler, for instance) have really weirdo algorithms and low-level stuff.

Good luck.

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