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Originally Posted by clearbit
Honestly, The best thing to do (in my opinion) is to start with C++ right as you enter the programming world. You learn how not to make bad habbits and it helps in the long run. I've heard of people getting real good with C++ in less than a year, while others take a few years. It all depends on you. The drive. This same advice has come from the man who made C++. Stroustroupe.
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I agree. If you are going to learn one language, learn C++. The thing about C++ is you have to do pretty much everything manually (of course there are libraries you can import if you want). Pointers, manual memory allocation... C++ is the best way (next to assembly) to learn to program. If you know it, you can learn any other language in a day.