[shizelkid]

Well, seems we are in a pickle. We can decide what is easiest and hardest. So ill tell you my side. I find that its best to just learn them all. Dont panic, just sit down, shut up and focus. When you talk, move around, and think a lot. You get nothing done. So just calm down, start with what is orientated on what you are trying to do. Like for me, I learned Visual Basic first. Then i went to c, then to c++, then on to others like html, python, ruby, and sadly to say... java. But i do game stuff. So when i was learning, Visual Basic was the easiest. Then i learned about c and how much more powerful it was. So i moved along a path to help me get to better gaming. But if you want to do internet stuff you would do what i do. So its like playing music. You pick an instrument, you ether have a set song or an idea of what you want to do. Then you go down your path. So it isnt a matter of easiest or hardest. Rather what you want to do and what you would rather do. I prefer c# over java. While java is easy, its also slow and used a lot of resources. But c# is harder to learn and slower to write, it is more powerful and used less resources.
So its all up to you, what you pick to learn.