If you've never used a programming language before, C# is a great modern language to start on. Plus, I know all about it, so you can ask here and I'll probably know the answer. I say you should look up a C# basic tutorial if you don't already know it, make sure you have the basics down. It's very important to know how to use functions you make effectively. You're also going to want to know how to use arrays. You can get away with not knowing how to use classes and objects. If you already know any C language, you basically already know C#.
I sometimes regret bailing on a C# class in college which I had initially signed up for thinking it was C++ (hence why I skipped) ---