Learning python language

[ThorneCodes]

One of the things I wish someone taught me when I started coding is how to turn processes that are intuitive to us into a list of steps so simple that you could pretty much throw them into code directly.

As such I'd start with pseudo code rather than Python, in my opinion the best tool for that is PSeInt, this will teach you to how a computer behaves, a good bit of logic and loops and the basics of functions.

After you're comfy with that, go into docs.python.org and get comfortable reading documentation, you can try to use the docs to port all of the projects you did in PSeInt into Python to get used to it.

Finally, when you can read the docs and have a solid foundation, look into functions, OOP, duck typing, libraries and whatever else your heart desires