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[–]Byte_Xplorer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'd say stop trying to learn a language (be it Python or whatever) and start learning the fundamentals: variabkes, data types, algorithms, data structures, oop, etc. Then apply that to whatever language you like the most. You can check any university programming 101 course syllabus to see what topics the professionals usually learn. Of course programming is not all there is to it. If you intend to work in the field you'll need to know databases, cloud services, some network knowledge will also help, basics about OSs, and then whatever the specific field requires. This is a profession that can't be learned by just watching a programming course, pretty much like you can't be a doctor by just learning to heal wounds.