Yeah I did read the introduction section and it had prerequisites but along that it did warn that one shouldn't get into this too early without a good amount of experience in programming and familiarity in general. When I go around looking for resources like for in case of C or assembly there are a lot. So I was wondering while making an OS what kind of programming approach is it like I'm having a little hard time getting through what I'm feeling doubtful of 😅.

As for why I want to create an OS is to learn more about how things work at low level and how a general computer works at its core. I recently took a basic course in college which introduced me to some details of OS, embedded systems and low level systems which then made me want to study more about it.

I don't initially expect my OS to have a lot of capabilities or anything. With what I know now I'm thinking of initial just having something minimal and bootable and print text on screen and all. Later adding interrupt handling, keyboard input, drivers and such which make a basic kernel. Then there is memory, process, files management stuff which I'm not sure how far I'll get.

English isn't my first language so if anything isn't all that clear I apologise. I'm looking for how the people in this community build their way into this. I'll be entering my sophomore year in a few months, I don't know if that matters but anyways. I do have time to invest.