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More important than learning a specific programming language is just learning basic programming concepts. Lua, as No Time To Play mentioned, or javascript are good starter languages.

But most programming languages share a lot of common concepts (variables, collections, control flow, etc). Once you learn those concepts, you can easily pick up what ever language you need once you decide what environment you want to work in.