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From there, I would start by looking at what your goals are first. Why do you want to learn? Do you want to build something for yourself, or others? Is it just for fun or do you eventually want to get a programming job.
For example if you want a good job in my hometown, you end up working in Government. So if someone were to ask me what the best language is for them to get a job, I'd say look at the .NET framework (which is what the majority of our Government uses).
Personally if I just had to throw out a language, I'd say Ruby.
Just started using it more often.
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My girlfriend simply HATES computers and this makes it hard for her to understand what I am doing, why I am doing it and what it could mean later on. To her, it's not work, since it's currently not bringing any money.
Luckily she does let me spend some time on my startup, even though I could be spending it her. Going to take advantage of it while I can.