[Harvey]

Python, C, and Java. Do some Python until you know what you're doing. Understand logic structures and how programming is done. Once you have this understanding, you can switch syntax into C. The bulk of your learning will be done in C, the fastest of the three languages (as far as run-time goes). Using C will allow you to see the inner workings of applications. It'll show you the 'stripped back' side of programming that other languages such as Java mask so brilliantly. And then you'll want to move to Java to make some fat stacks.

I'd do java because you can get jobs easily that pay 25$+ an hour.

I know senior Java devs on $200 an hour.