Should I learn acoustic guitar or electric guitar first?

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Acoustic guitar because it's easy to work with in the beginning. Electric guitar requires a lot of effort to play. Also it not easy to setup a processor, an amp and a guitar so you'll be procrastinate your practice sessions. With acoustic guitar you can pick it up and start playing in an instant.
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You may start with anyone,unless you have any strict choice of music genre you like which only uses one of them. And later on if you want to start playing the other one, you may definitely start.
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