LUA or PyGame

I was wondering, me and my buds wanna start making a game and we wondering which language (LUA or Pygame) we should use for that. Any recommendations or information about these 2?

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The only benefit indices starting at one have is to keep beginners from having to differentiate between ``first element'' and ``element one''. Most programmers learn to work with indices starting at zero in a matter of days, at most.
Also, starting with zero, it makes it easier to program. Just consider a for loop, wouldn't using something like for (i=1; i<=length; i++) to iterate over all of it look a bit strange? Or using i<=length to check if i is not out of bounds?
There's also the compatibility with more or less all the other languages. Is a tiny benefit for the absolute beginners worth it?