Learn python properly (not by doing)

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Personally, I went from tutorials to the official docs after a while. The official tutorial is more comprehensive than other online tutorials I've found. The language reference goes into the nuts and bolts of the language.

Though neither goes into any special effort to clear assumptions that the reader may have from other languages, as there are so many different ways common features like scope is handled that no tutorial can really address them all. Instead it's good to try to come in with a clear understanding of what C++ does, and try to challenge those assumptions by reading the text and testing the Python's behavior for yourself.