Some people have good advise. You should also ask yourself what do you want to do. It's look like you want to do some data science. Then look for one language (Python seems to be a good candidate) then if you want first to learn some basics try to make a simple program, like a scrabble or how to implement "the game of life". This will help a lot to understand some keys like the classes, the variables, and if you use any the libraries ... then you can start to add mor features like saving your data (from a scrabble game for ex) in a file, this will help you to learn how to acces files. And try to optimize your work)
And then you will feel ready to start data science.
For me the first step is to create a program that you can show and explain how it works to someone.
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Some people have good advise. You should also ask yourself what do you want to do. It's look like you want to do some data science. Then look for one language (Python seems to be a good candidate) then if you want first to learn some basics try to make a simple program, like a scrabble or how to implement "the game of life". This will help a lot to understand some keys like the classes, the variables, and if you use any the libraries ... then you can start to add mor features like saving your data (from a scrabble game for ex) in a file, this will help you to learn how to acces files. And try to optimize your work)
And then you will feel ready to start data science.
For me the first step is to create a program that you can show and explain how it works to someone.