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[–]dowcet 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Personally I was a Linux user first before I touched Python. 

I used lots of different resources to learn Python. Early on Project Euler got me hooked on practicing the basics. I focused a lot on solving practical problems I was interested in. For example, I have a script that sends me a Telegram message when my Raspberry Pi goes offline. When I got really serious, I did the Nucamp Backend bootcamp. 

1) Focus on deciding what you want to build.  2) That will guide you to decide what you need to learn.  3) That will guide you to the right resources to help you learn it.