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Learn Linux: The complete 2020 bundle of online courses is 98% off for a limited time
If you're an aspiring or even established coding professional who's trying to choose which programming languages and operating systems to focus on, you're constantly bombarded with a seemingly endless list of options. Although it's of course possible to master several major operating systems and coding infrastructures at once, the growing complexity of go-to platforms like iOS and Android have made this increasingly difficult.
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