If it's an amateur interest, I suggest learning Python and C++, the latter is more difficult, but it's easy to be confused without learning all of them.
To learn programming, I suggest choosing Java for the following reasons:
1) Java, the most popular programming language in the world, has developed for 29 years from its appearance to today.
In these 29 years, countless products, technologies and standards related to Java have been produced, and a large number of open source frameworks and components provide Java programmers with standard building blocks for quickly building large-scale enterprise application projects.
2) Java, the most popular programming language for enterprises, is easy to learn, safe, portable and cross-platform, and provides a large number of open source frameworks and components, so it is easy to build large-scale enterprise application projects.
Therefore, government agencies, institutions and large enterprises tend to use Java to develop information systems, and the demand for talents is also huge.
3) It is no problem to learn Java with high salary.
4) Learning java is not only easy to find a job, but also can make more money.
Java engineers are the biggest demand for software engineers in the world, especially senior Java engineers. The average annual salary is between 25w and 50w, and the annual salary of Java architects is 80W. Choosing Java is no problem!