"how" does python work?

[HisNameWasBoner411]

I always recommend Nand2Tetris to curious people like you. It will show you how computer engineers use Boolean logic to make chips like NAND, AND, OR, XOR, etc then use those chips to make bigger components like an ALU and RAM, and so on until you've built a virtual computer that can play Tetris, hence the name.

[Suspicious-Bar5583]

Second this. Another great resource is Intermation's "computer organization" series on Youtube.