What programming language to start with?

Python and Lua are both easy to learn from. I technically stated with Java, but I didn't really start learning until Python. Today I mostly use Lua.

I recommend HTML -> CSS -> JavaScript, in case you start programming on the WEB.

The first programming language I learned was Java, I did not regret it. I recommend.

Web development (HTML, Css) etc. Has lots of potential. Same for Python too, you can code lots of usful stuff in it..
There are lots of jobs for web developers so you can make some good cash

Depends on what you want to make. I started with Python... and I hated it. After few days I started learning C# and it was the best thing I could do.

.I'd say python, there are some good courses on code academy as well as udemy to get you started. If you have the right brain for it then the learning curve isn't terrible.

I started with Lua, it seemed easy for me as it had an easy syntaxis and studied it for a few years, I moved afterwards to C# alongside Java. For beginners I would suggest you to learn the basics from Python and then move to Lua. After you feel comfortable and want to leave your bubble, you can move to C# and Java which are essentially OOP Languagues that are way more flexible than Lua or Phyton.

I started with HTML at that time, then switched to PHP and now program in C #

Python is a very good choise to start to get a good programmation skill and then go to C++ ! Goodluck

I personally started with LUA - I was driven to do so by a game project that I had joined as a regular member, and when they had converted their scripting from a custom framework called Xanascript to LUA, I started to learn so I could actually aid the scripting team in the future; sadly the project died. It was still useful to learn though.