Best programmer language for intermediate brainlet

Just set up gentoo on my thinkpad and holidays are coming up and I was thinking about finally diving into the programming meme. What is the best programming language out of

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c family really, 'cause unix is shit

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What is better, c or c++ and is rust considered part of the c family? I know it's pretty heavily based off of c

Of those? C or Perl. But really, you should try to learn scripting at a high level first -- most people don't realize how useful sed/awk are.

If you aren't dumb, C, otherwise start with python.
I'm not into mathemtics or anything of that sort, maybe physics, started with C and had very hard time learning the language itself, not mentioning actual writing programs. But once you get into it, it's somewhat easy. Now I know Go, little bit of python and cpp. Time and dedication are essential if you are more human than machine.

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C if you want to be programmer.
Python if you just want to create cool shit quickly.

Doesn't matter. You should be able to switch between those without issue.
And LISP is not a programming language, it's a family.

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