I really depends on the task that you aiming to solve.

For example, you would want to use C/C++ for embedded systems and high-performance computing, C++ is famous for being "zero-overhead" language, while being powerful, it is not beginner-friendly and quite error-prone.

JavaScript is widely used for web applications and pretty much the main candidate for Frontend development. You may have also heard about TypeScript a superset of JavaScript that has been one of the most loved programming languages for few years. JavaScript may be confusing and counterintuitive at times, but it has great frameworks like React, Angular and Vue, that will help you to get things done.

Python is commonly referred as "The second best language for everything", meaning it is very versatile and works relatively well for any task: back end, data processing, machine learning, scripting and many others. It also worth mentioning that Python is commonly used for prototyping, because it is very high-level and expressive, meaning that you can do a lot with just few lines of code. Finally Python is one of the best languages for teaching programming, because it is very beginner-friendly. But one should be aware that Python not as performant as C++ or Java.

Choosing the best programming language also depends on personal preferences and is quite subjective. If you are looking to find the best language for yourself, you might also want to consider the following:

* Maturity of the language (e.g. does it have high quality libraries for common tasks).
* Presence of the active community around this language.
* Quality of documentation and educational resources.
* Regular releases and improvements.

I listed only few of existing programming languages, so definitely take a look at other programming languages and I hope that you'll find the best one for you.
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