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I haven't seen testing in R but definitely SQL. Level of difficulty depends on the company and position.
Congrats on discovering your interest in data! You're on the right track as far as programming goes. SQL is the must have, luckily SQL is relatively simple compared to python and R.
In my experience (~5 YOE) most companies aren't using R as a main language. It's a language many analysts use on the side help manipulate data more easily. So think of R as a bonus, add-on.
Even better, there are entry level data jobs that don't require much coding. If you wanna get started right away, look for jobs like 'Sales Analyst' where the requirements are mainly Excel and Tableau. Many companies are still early in their data implementation, so don't underestimate how far being able to make great Excel PivotTables can get you.
Last note: I'd avoid data entry jobs, as there won't be as much skill growth opportunity. Hope this helps!
What is the time commitment to learning Tableau and SQL?