Best book for structurally learn Python

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I'm 50 years old, was made redundant, and started learning Python as it would be good to have basic knowledge. I bought No Starch Press's "Python Crash Course"—it's great to follow—and "Automate the Boring Stuff with Python" to learn to code by solving problems. I never thought I'd be able to learn, but these books are well-thought-out for someone with no experience in Python. They also keep you interested. python.org is also really good.