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So what you are trying to ask is a programming language made for those who have no prior experience. I'd recommend first understanding the basics of how this works by reading why computers use a binary system and understanding the logic of a computer at its base. (Might seem like useless but when programming it will help you out), then you may either start from Python or VB, or you can first start writing stuff in pseudocode to start making sense of computer logic. Once you master pseudocode, u can hop on to python or VB(this is very close to pseudocoding), and once u understand how a language works you'll be able to easily identify and learn other languages as they are quite similar.