Automation

As a C++ hobby programmer myself, I'd recommend C++. The truth is though that most languages can be used to wrote bots for games, the bigger part is learning to reverse a game well enough to properly write a bot.

Don't listen to what other people say about autoit and other "scripting" languages being undetectable, its not true.

I see , to make a bot undetectable , how does that process go ?

First check and see if the game has an anti cheat (google, check loaded modules, etc) if they do, figure out how it works (google again, or reverse it yourself), then based on how it works you'll have to bypass it accordingly (hooking, modifying functions, etc). That and if you keep your not private it should stay undetectable.

U need at least 2 years ,1 C++ and 1 ASM to do the things which u are talking about.

2 years to learn the very basics and to do some stuff... Its not that easy,but since u have enough knowledge and experience,trust me u will feel like a "god" level urself

Don't start with web if you're wanting to automate games. HTML is only a styling language, and js isn't bad, but python will get you going with windows applications faster.

I'd second Nimboso on Python, that one you can get up and running quite fast and the environment is quite good. C++ has a bit nasty library dependency system if you use Microsoft IDE. Granted, even on Windows systems third-party build systems like CMake can be used to reduce your workload by a large factor but the initial setup time is still somewhat high. Furthermore, if you want to one day start learning C++, I'd advice you to learn plain C first. It is much less painful to introduce classes and STL after you have basic syntax down.

You must have some really good highschools and colleges in Canada if they teach that.. In the UK you dont get SHIT! neither in college nor highschool.