>>23845358this tbh
I suggest you chose one, I'd say python, and then learn it and try doing stuff with it until you "get" programming. Then learning some other language will be relatively easy. Also, you don't need to know them all. Learn a couple of them for the feel. C to understand how computers work at a lower level. HTML+CSS+Javascript if you want to do web dev. Haskell or Lisp to get your mind blown by finding out different ways of doing things.
Once you're good at programming, you should get a book about algorithms and data structures and read it. Only them will you start doing actual "computer science". Or SICP, I guess that should work too.
>>23845374Well, you can be a programmer without being a computer scientist, but you definitely can't be a computer scientist without being a programmer.
