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Basically, I recommend picking one programming language (which is not terribly important) and stick with studying it for at least six months before considering switching to a different language. It is important that you focus on learning programming logic rather than learning language features, which is what people end up doing when they try picking up more than one language at a time when they're first starting out.
If you're looking for an arbitrary answer to "which language should I learn?" I recommend Python.
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Hi Arsen! A programming server that I moderate put together a list of resources to answer this question for various programming languages.
Basically, I recommend picking one programming language (which is not terribly important) and stick with studying it for at least six months before considering switching to a different language. It is important that you focus on learning programming logic rather than learning language features, which is what people end up doing when they try picking up more than one language at a time when they're first starting out.
If you're looking for an arbitrary answer to "which language should I learn?" I recommend Python.