Which programming language should I learn?

In this topic I'll try to help you with choosing a programming language to learn...

Java:  Powerful and platform-independent but moderate difficulty
C#: Similar to Java but more specific for Windows
C: Low-level language with pointer arithmetic, quite difficult but very powerful
Vb.Net: Very easy yet decent language for Windows only
C++: Extended C with new features
Python: Easier C syntax and usage
PPC Assembly: Memory and register based language, very low-level
x86 Assembly: Very similar to PPC

There are way more languages but I won't cover them. I hope it helped still.

Note:
I suggest learning Java (first) because it's a great language with lots of support. It's the most tagged language on stackoverflow (the biggest question and answer site for programmers on the Internet). Thank me later

I'm learning Python right now. I would go after anything that is big with Windows because of Microsoft's most recent big releases a lot of money to be made there.

For anyone trying to learn C# before learning Java: your priorities are backwards (I speak from experience)
For those trying to find a C# IDE: good luck - if you manage to find one, hmu

@wundrweapon

http://www.monodevelop.com
https://www.jetbrains.com/rider/
https://www.sourceforge.net/projects/sharpdevelop
https://www.visualstudio.com/

I didn't need luck, all I needed was xD

@shitnbitch
MonoDevelop: doesn't work
Visual Studio: overcomplicated, not very functional for single-file apps either
other two: huh. haven't seen those before. I'll give 'em a shot. Thanks!

No problem, man. It's all about finding what works best for you.

Jetbrains is beast but I would still go with Visual Studio when coding C# since it's by Microsoft directly. I'm currently using it and it's good