The best thing would be to find some good resources; i.e. books, a school in your area , another photographer who does their own work.
Not all schools have given up traditional darkroom work it will just depend on your location. Film is still alive and well, with many people continuing to use it because they love the process and it has value for them.
You can start with checking out Ilford's website, they have a series of pdf files that are very specific about what you will need and how to start with the basics.
Also , check out Larry Barlett's book on black and white printing, Harry Horenstein book "black and white photography".
Each type of film you mentioned are processed and printed differently. So you might be better served to begin with one, probably black and white as color is a bit more tricky as Robbie has suggested with temperature colors, etc.
this is not a question that can be answered easily in a few words.
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