I'd say start with either C# or Java. They both allow you to work with pass by value and pass by reference. They enforce static typing which forces young coders to think about how they are developing. And both have huge enterprise and enthusiast communities behind them.
I think Python is hands down the best choice for beginners, and I don't even like it that much.
If you prefer a language with static typing I'd argue C# is marginally beter than Java.
I'd say start with either C# or Java. They both allow you to work with pass by value and pass by reference. They enforce static typing which forces young coders to think about how they are developing. And both have huge enterprise and enthusiast communities behind them.
Marginally?
Where Java tried and failed to be a "better C++," C# succeeded at being a better Java