Why tho? I’ve heard it’s the most noob-friendly language nowadays
Discussion
I don't think it is at all. The tooling is annoying, and the language gives you bad habits.
In any case, you should select a language based on what problem you are trying to solve.
If you want to build frontend stuff, start with JavaScript.
If you want to do systems level stuff or data processing etc, start with Go.
Use a book to learn the fundamentals, but apply everything you learn to an actual project you want to build as this is what will motivate you to push through the more difficult and less enjoyable aspects.
Cool! I agree. I’ve been learning #Java for less than a year and I have to say I like it.