While you can start with many languages, beginners often choose based on their specific goals:
Defining what kind of info you have (e.g., a "string" of text vs. an "integer" number).
Programming is often seen as a "magical" skill reserved for geniuses, but it is actually a logical process of giving instructions to a computer. Whether you are looking to change careers or just want to automate a few tasks, beginning your journey with a "for dummies" mindset—focused on simplicity and core principles—is the most effective way to start. 1. Choosing Your First Language