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It is a language which gives you a great deal of "under the hood" control of the computer's memory management.
I would start with java or python as introductory languages. Both are object oriented. Python is supposedly very easy to pick up and write programs without much difficulty. It is also easy to read other people's code and maintain it, as one idea in python is that everyone should accomplish a given task in the same, obvious way, so everyone's code should look familiar to a python programmer.
that's great if you're not in a hurry to learn programming in console (though i really recommend learning it soon), try to use IDE programs like kdevelop and/or perhaps eclipse
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