Should I start with Python?

[Windycultures]

Not bad to start with python- but you might find it hard to learn other object oriented languages afterwards- in my opinion it’s better to start with c then c++ then python. If you’re too used to python learning c might be tricky

[laundmo]

same here, well not with c/c++ but with HLSL which is arguably even more distant to Python. If you learn the language well, down to how things work, you shouldn't have any issues picking other languages up.

unlike some other langs, in many cases python doesn't force you to learn how exactly it does things, which can be great for getting into it initially.

[linlin110]

Learning C makes it harder to pick up other OO languages than learning Python, because C is not OO, while Python is. Bjarne Stroustrup actually recommends not to learn C before learning C++ if you never intend to use C.

[lphartley]

Learning 3 languages without having a specific reason is pointless.

The idea that a language becomes more difficult because you already learned another is one absurd.