if it is to start today,Which One ?

[Moe]

I took P***** once, stared at a light bulb for five hours.

Sounds enlightening.

[ClassicAsca]

OP asked which language was good to start with.  Neither Perl, nor low-level languages are really a good answer.  PHP, Python, JS, or Ruby are probably the most popular interpreted languages used today.  PHP is probably the easiest to learn and use.

Yes i was hoping for particularly this type of answers, Thanks @Moe. I am always stopping by here coz i have always benn hearing "Node.Js is the best these days, and PHP is the worst language". So i was just asking if u people could say something on this.But god damn people are really crazy, they were going like make a website with C++ or sth like that while at the same instance we can pick easy-pizzy world of html and Css to  start and really make a pro sites.Thanks again for response man !

[Moe]

Node is very good for some things. Truth is, if you knew Node was a good candidate for you, you wouldn't be posting here.

C++ is without a doubt the best option for high performance. Again, if you knew that's what you needed, you wouldn't be posting here.

PHP 7 is a very powerful and efficient language that is well rounded and will be able to do whatever you need it to. It is easy to learn and use, well supported, well documented, and has a vast library of existing code to do a variety of tasks.

[contrail]

Perl.

Does the job and beyond.

[joew771]

Since we are going back in time, there is only one language to learn. Machine Language. Or Machine Code.

Anything else is a derivative of that, and if you can pick one thing to learn that would be it.

I'm going to link a wikipedia article about it, but even that doesn't convey how fundamental it is to every single computer system that ever existed, or will exist.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Machine_code

I would learn that. And anyone who wouldn't learn that and would learn something else instead, still doesn't understand what Machine Language is.

Of course learning BASIC, or C or C++, or Perl or PHP or HTML isn't easy necessarily, but Machine Code is like learning Greek when you speak Martian.

But learn that and you can do anything.