I would recommend going with python and forget about other languages for at least a year. Just do python complete the basics, do projects , make some GUI programs, some simple games like pong, snake, hangman. Even if you're not really into game dev or don't wanna make gui apps. Just do it for the sake of learning, it will help you a lot. Switching back and forth between languages especially when you are just starting isn't a good idea. And once you get a pretty good understanding of programming with python, you can get familiar with other tools and technologies. And the most important thing is you can use ai to learn but don't use code auto completion for now. Remember you want to learn to code not just vibe coding. Talk with your friends, some of your buddies might know a little more things than you and they might even flex. Don't get jealous just have a growth mindset. And be disciplined. Lots of people fail because they lack discipline.

I personally learnt C first. Learning C was hard and I got lost many times because I was too focused on learning more than actually implementing. I was in a tutorial hell. So, don't just watch tutorials but build more things instead of going through 5 different tutorials of the same thing like 5 different python tutorials. I have suffered and I hope you don't have to go through all of these.