Learning from scratch. Which way to choose? And is he real?

Question

IT education

19 years old and unfulfilled dreams.
Goal: Quick start with subsequent retraining in C #.
Is it worth it to start learning web development (front end) first, with a further transition to C #? Or is it better to go straight to Sharp? I studied similar questions, advised the front as the fastest way to the first income (No, I don’t chase him, but I need to eat the first time.)
The main problem is the limited time, about 3 to 5 months. Is it worth spending them on the web? Or is there an opportunity to become a junior on SeaSharpe during this time? (Knowledge in programming at a mediocre level of the school curriculum (Pascal))
And if possible, which route to follow in the future.
There is enough free time, about 10 hours a day. (Most of it will be devoted to training)

Answer 1

Forget about quick money.
Junov is already too much.
Jun, even with two years of experience, can "eat very badly" despite the fact that he does not have free time for training.
Quick earnings will give you a slop - a low ceiling on your career.