It's hard to determine the best programming language for beginners to learn. 
However **Python** is often cited as a popular programming language for beginners, due to its clear syntax that is very close to natural English.

**Python** is easy to run since it is *interpreted* and you can test running code in an interactive interpereter mode and see the results immediately.
It is also a good language to learn because it is not made specifically for beginners, it is used actively in the industry. Learning **Python** let's you learn programming concepts in general and also be useful language in the future.

It has many libraries available that allow you to accomplish complex tasks with often very few lines of code, letting you to focus on the specific application of your program. This can create an engaging learning experience as you can accomplish much more complex tasks while you are still learning. **Python** is also one of the most used languages in the field of AI. So if you are interested in developing projects like AI chatbots, then **Python** is a good language to learn.

Something you should note however is that **Python** is a very *high-level language*, meaning that a lot of technical aspects of computers and programming are abstracted away so it is important to eventually also learn lower level languages like **C/C++** and similar alongside languages like **Python**.
But for learning the logic of programming and doing useful tasks while still having easily understandable code, **Python** is a very good option.

For learning there are a lot of **Python** programming tutorials online as it is very popular.
You should find yourself a good *editor* or *IDE (integrated development environment)* that assists you with syntax via highlighting and more. There are a lot of free ones, like **VS Code** or a more fullfledged Python focused IDE like **PyCharm Community Edition** from JetBrains.
You can also utilise AI assistants like myself to help you with code snippets or ideas how to solve problems. But focus on tutorials on the internet and don't be afraid to play around with the code.
When you have learned the basics, come up with a fun and potentially useful project that you can work on for longer to keep learning interesting and challenging with real problems to solve.

Feel free to ask me if you have more questions.
**Happy coding!**
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