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Python. It's the only one I know :(
I've been trying to learn C# too but object-oriented programming just slides right off my smooth brain lol.
Once oop clicks it's a revelation.
Been learning python for selenium and I love it. I know some C# and Javascript but I enjoy Python a lot more as a newb.
Nothings stopping you from writing object oriented code in python too, or function oriented code in C#.
Don't worry, although it's good to learn, IMO it's still on the wrong side of overused and overrated and could stand to be applied more selectively than it tends to be.