Should I start (continue) with Go?

Question

IT education

I am learning programming. Mastered Pascal, C at the level of working with memory, pointers.
I want to start learning a more applied and modern language, in which I can master the concept of OOP and practice + later find a job.
From what we have been able to find out, Go has a peculiar implementation of OOP, which raises the question of whether a false understanding of the concept will arise. The same goes for multithreading and other advanced topics.
Or is it worth paying attention to more "classical" programming languages ​​for a better understanding of programming?

Answer 1

Go has a completely normal OOP, no matter what people say here, albeit a stripped-down one.
On the same java / sharp, adequate people implement OOP by analogy with go - Composition over inheritance and only public and private modifiers.
Choose the language that you personally like more (of those that exist), since there are enough of them.

Answer 2

It is worth paying attention to the languages ​​in demand for junior positions in your region.

Answer 3

whether a false understanding of the concept will arise.

study the concepts first, and only then their specific implementations - then it will not arise, regardless of the language.

+ later find a job.

do not forget, in addition to the language, to learn the rest of the stack needed to solve problems in your subject area.