I would like to learn haw to program

I would like to learn haw to program do you know we're to start out

If you're looking to learn some simple syntax, I would start with Autoit3. It's easy to figure out what does what and extremely simple to pick apart. I have some stuff posted on Pastebin that would be easy for you to look at, it includes comments for the more confusing, drug-out processes. If you would like to see that, here is the link.

If you have any questions, feel free to ask

Well you probably haven't read the stickies because they are filled with links to tutorials and books. I recommend you start there. Oh and don't get caught up in stuff over your your head like DLL injections and such; you must first learn to walk!

YouTube is your best friend.

Well if you are absolutely new I suggest you try out Python first at codecademy

go watch youtube videos. thenewboston has many videos on coding.

Start off with Python. Easy syntax, and it is commonly used as a beginner programming language.

easiest = c#/c++

I personally started out in Python and for me it was probably the best way to go as I'd had no experience even thinking like a programmer. It's more... Like a real language and helped me step up into the thinking and logic of programming. I noticed someone mentioned Codecademy. I agree; that's a great place to learn. Also, I'd like to say, once you've learned a bit of the syntax and want some challenges to sharpen your skills, definitely check out Coderbytes. The programming challenges there are really good and kind of fun.

Another way how I learned to program was by going to a website called code academy (google it). I think its the most user friendly way to learn coding. Anyway have fun

I also recommend starting off with codecademy exercises and picking up python first. you could move on to hackerrank later on to apply your knowledge before going into the more advanced stuff i guess.

I personally went from programming basic text printing scripts with Batch, to programming text based games in LUA, back to text based games in Batch, to AutoIt3, to Python, and now I'm back to favoring Autoit. For what I want to do, it works fine for me. Plus it acts as a challenge because of how many functions don't go as far into detail as you quite need, so you end up working out back-doors or otherwise, work-arounds.

It's really helped me, disregarding the fact that I'm still a novice programmer(script-kiddy).