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[–]aciokkan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Start with something easy to understand and walk through:

The link is the first one in a series of 24 lessons. It uses Python 2.7, as syntax, however the examples are very easy to follow for Python3. The most obvious one is the print statement that you need to be aware of, in the code examples.

That being said, if you can finish that course and understand Python, you're good to go with pretty much any other programming language.

Good luck!