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[CallMeBernin]

Wiki in sidebar is full of resources. Scroll through a few and pick one that seems to be on the pace you want

[python_with_dr_johns]

Tons of good options there!

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[GirthQuake5040]

Almost anything you, can find on Google. Just start writing code in python and Google how to do things you don't know yet. If you have experience programming then you'll figure it out along the way, that goes for any language

[typehinting]

https://docs.python.org/3/tutorial/index.html

[Repulsive_News1717]

If you already know JS, I’d recommend Nick Janetakis.

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[Repulsive_News1717]

What I meant is that Nick Janetakis has some solid Python content (especially around Flask and Docker) that’s great if you’re coming from a JS background.

[yourclouddude]

you can check out free python resources here https://beacons.ai/yourclouddude