[WheelsAtLarge]

Don't think about it too much. There are so many choices, that you'll end up trying to learn them all but master none. Start looking at the job descriptions for jobs you would like to get. Look at what they require for the jobs they post. Then look at the list of the most popular languages and decide by considering both the job descriptions and language popularity. Java and Python have been popular for a long time. You might want to start with those. The great advantage of learning those is that you'll get plenty of support online due to their popularity. Your initial goal is to understand how to put a program together that solves a problem. That's your most important goal at the start. I can tell you that no matter which you pick, you'll eventually wish you'd pick another. But the reality is that you can only pick one. Be a master at what you pick and you will get a job. So pick one and start.

Oh, pick a project too. Anything as long as it's challenging and it interests you.