What program is easiest to learn programming?

Jon: What program is easiest to learn programming?
I am trying to learn the basics of programming but first I want to know what program to start with.
I have heard of Python, C# and Javascript but I am not sure if any of these cost anything or if they are for beginners or experts. So please, can anyone tell me what is a good (free if possible) program to learn the basics of programming. I am not looking towards a career, rather something interesting to learn. Links to the sites to download the program would be appreciated.
Thank you in advance.

Answers and Views:

Answer by LuisN
Python is fun and easy. It is also completely free, the tutorials are easy too.

https://python.org/

https://docs.python.org/tutorial/

It’s a lot to read but time and patience is the key!

Answer by D
C# is free but hard to learn without getting paid for materials
Java is free and fairly wide spread, It is not the easiest language but it will teach you a lot because its in between C and true object oriented languages

C is always a nice language to learn But the learning curve is high

Ruby and Python both easy to learn easy to use and plenty of online material to go about using them both. I prefer Ruby because it is not white space sensitive.

Answer by draggon07
hey
u can start learning program with C++. here is the link of the site.

See all the programming languages are almost similar. C is arguably little difficult then C++.
so better start wid C++. understand it. u will understand C as well.
then u can move to JAVA, javascript, PHP….
these are in hierarchy order. Java is considered to be the difficult one. once u are thorough wid Java move to javascript which requires a prerequiste knowledge of HTML or XHTML as well as JAVA.
u can learn javascript, PHP on
https://www.w3schools.com/

actually u can learn many things on this site as well as practice.

can be considered to learn java online.
Happy programming.

Answer by Runa
Try Python. Its free, relatively easy to learn and has a good bit of community support. MIT also has a free video lecture series at YouTube.