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When you first begin to learn, choose an easy-to-learn, high level language such as Python. Later, you may move on to a lower level language such as C or C++ to better understand how exactly programs run and interact. Also PHP is an interesting and easiest programming language to learn. Perl and Java are other popular languages for beginners. Research your target application to learn if there are languages you should definitely know (e.g. SQL for databases) or avoid. Don't be confused by jargon like "object-oriented", "concurrent", or "dynamic"; these all mean things, but you won't be able to understand them until you actually have some programming experience.