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What app do you want to build?? Android, ios, something that will run on browser or on pc. You just choose a project and go at it.
Android - Kotlin
Ios - Swift
Browser - javascript
Pc/terminal app - go
First learn basics. I would say you go with go. It's fast, doesn't abstract much and is very easy to get started with. You can learn other when you have basics down.
Tldr;
learn GO, start a project you like
I like golang, but nearly all of the learning resources seem to assume that the reader already has a lot of prerequisite knowledge about programming. There are a few exceptions, none of which I found to be easy to follow. But learning programming isn't easy no matter what, so maybe that's not a big deal.