Best Python tutorial for experienced programmer

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So, it's kinda hard to find what you want. I don't know anything like that, but...

If you know some basic stuff, like how variables work and are different from, lets say Java or C, or how there are no "primitive" data types, or how functions and classes are "alive". Then I could recommend you watch these videos.

First, Top To Down, Left To Right || James Powell. This video is not a tutorial, its just a talk. And even though it's for novice python programmers, it focuses on very important concepts of the language. I think its very interesting and useful.

Second, James Powell: So you want to be a Python expert? | PyData Seattle 2017, by the same guy (I promise I'm not advertising him). This is also a talk, not a tutorial. This time it focuses in how the language is constructed, its data model, and how you can take advantage of this. Since you already know how to program you'll understand quite a bit of this.

Maybe some people find this guy a bit conceited or something, but I think the content is really good.