Which Microsoft Surface to program?

Which Surface is good for programming, or which is the cheapest model that can be used well for it? Since I'm not yet making money on my own, I do not want to buy the very latest and most expensive part or anything. I want to use it for school, to work and study inside and outside of the computer science class. I program with Java and later also with SQL. If necessary, I want to watch Netflix and Co. From time to time. Or is another device better and more effective? I look forward to your answers.

Surface Pro 7, 8GB RAM and 128 SSD + memory card

You can learn to program with any computer, also with a circuit board computer like a Raspberry Pi. Well, it really doesn't matter.

The Surface series always has very high-resolution, good IPS panels and good speakers, they are also all suitable for media consumption.

If you don't want to spend that much money on a laptop, I would advise against a Surface.

Most of the time you can get a laptop with the same hardware from other manufacturers for a cheaper price.

Otherwise, it doesn't really matter which model you choose, as long as the hardware is right for your requirements.

I can't explain why a special model would be needed for programming.

Take a Lenovo Thinkpad T series.

You can easily repair it in the event of damage.

That generally lasts longer than the Microsoft part.

You can also be 2 years old, then you will also save money.

If you are a student or are doing an apprenticeship, you can also make use of student discounts, e.g. At Notebooksbilliger or Campuspoint.de

I wouldn't use a Surface, but a normal laptop. For example this: https://www.amazon.de/...089MC4NJH/ The price-performance ratio is good for this equipment. This even includes Windows 10 Pro.