A visual programming language, like scratch, is probably the best for people who aren't used to the more logical part of programming, as it helps visualize what happens.
Other than that I'd say a scripting language with a lot of tutorials and few pitfalls might be good, like python or lua.
Basically anything that helps abstract the programming and gives instant feedback, and preferably also can scale to help teach more complex programming later
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A visual programming language, like scratch, is probably the best for people who aren't used to the more logical part of programming, as it helps visualize what happens.
Other than that I'd say a scripting language with a lot of tutorials and few pitfalls might be good, like python or lua.
Basically anything that helps abstract the programming and gives instant feedback, and preferably also can scale to help teach more complex programming later