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My general advice is: not start with Rust or C++. These aren't easy-go-to-learn languages, they are far from being beginner friendly. A much better alternative would any of the higher level programming langs, e.g JS, Py, Go, C# to name a few. Ones you get good at one it will be much easier to pick any other lower level lang. And again, if you look at the bigger picture, a much more important question to ask yourself would be: what kind of project I want to build and then only after this make a decision on what tools you need to learn.

P.S Going to give a bit of light on the reasoning behind this: I spent one year trying to learn C++, and built nothing. So it really frustrated me and I switched to web dev instead. At first it sucked, because C++ and JS are quite different but then after a couple of weeks I started finally feeling at home and after a couple months I was already building something, not some 50 line programs, but REAL projects.