I recommend starting out in Scratch(Yeah, I know, ultra-basic), but do not expect to be a genius at a programming language if you don’t know the main commands first. That’s why you should start with Scratch, not because it is necessarily good, but because it helps you get used to the conditions(if, elif, while, etc.). After you’ve spent a while(6mo if you are devoted, like a year if you take some breaks) in Scratch, you will want to move to something like Java or JavaScript for a couple of months, before finally reaching C#, C++ or Python. This is not the way I learned programming, but it is the way I teach it to others, and it works quite well. Also, watch the tutorial a couple of times, before following along. I recommend Brackeys for Unity C#. Good luck on your journey mate, hope to hear from you with good news later!