As a learner/ experimenter , I would recommend first by just search the internet for different languages that are available , just to get a brief about what you are getting into.
From my personal point of view,I would recommend starting with C. Do study different ways to manipulate code for computer to reveal its secrets.C is a very beautiful language and it finds its backbone in many different industries(LINUX ,for example)
From that step ,you can move to C++.I would recommend finding why do we need C++?,what problems/limitation of C? This is generally a good practice and will surely help if you want to realize the fundamentals of Computer Science.
I think from that point you can easily switch between different languages or can move to Python/Java.You will find many things you already know and will definitely find things you have no idea about.You can compare different aspects of your code in different languages(if needed)
One last thing you need before starting(IN MY O PINION) is a way to maintain interest in the subject,I would recommend trying to take coding projects from your own.Since there are so many functionalities,any beginner would find it discouraging to continue along this path.All of these practices have a very sharp learning curve and will definitely change the way you think.This could include:
- Trying out different Mathematical problems(if you are into Maths).
2.Trying out different application ideas for fun.
Remember to always have fun in what you are doing ,Best of luck for your journey.
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