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You're talking about Linux, right? This is a serious question; cryptic doesn't work well with newbies.
I'm not very familiar with contributing to open source but Linux is written in C and from what I've heard the standards are pretty high. Probably you'd rather be looking at a smaller open-source Python project. But really, shev's post seems like the most practical advice.