I am planning to buy a laptop this month which has a Ryzen 5 5500U processor. Will it be good for programming purpose? I will do competitive programming and android development.
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For competitive programming (as for all other things) any processor will do, as long as it is not very old. As far as Android development is concerned, I suggest buying enough memory. At least 16 GB, but more is better.
Yes, Ryzen is good for programming