If you're just getting into programming any of the languages you mentioned can be used to start, but I definitely recommend checking out CS50 and that in large

If you're just getting into programming any of the languages you mentioned can be used to start, but I definitely recommend checking out CS50 and that in large part is based on Python. Python is a good way to learn the basics of programming, including basic data structures and algorithms. The key is to just start small. Don't jump into leetcode or whatever before you're comfortable with what a function is for, as an example. Just take small steps and build small programs. I also highly recommend finding someone in your life that already knows how to program and can answer your questions. Good luck!