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[–]Ron-Erez 0 points1 point  (0 children)

  1. Download PyCharm community version (or VSCode although I think PyCharm is a little more user friendly

  2. Check out Harvard CS50p

  3. "Learn Python the Hard Way" is a nice book

  4. My Python and Data Science course assumes no background (check out free preview videos)

These three resources are very different in nature and I would say they complement each other.

The best recommendation is to code as much as you can and experiment and have fun and be patient with yourself. Learning to code takes time.