If you have access to Java you have a good language at your disposal already, and chances are you'll get away with Kotlin too. I came to Java as my 6th or so l

If you have access to Java you have a good language at your disposal already, and chances are you'll get away with Kotlin too. I came to Java as my 6th or so language (small amounts of Basic, VB, C, Assembly and Javascript before) and while I absolutely didn't like it in school, once someone told me how it was supposed to be used (rely an a real IDE) it became much easier. I still continued to dabble in other languages (mostly php and python), but these days no way I would go back to Python.