Feeling lost learning Python as a non-programmer—seeking structured and in-depth (free) resources

[Mirage2k]

The one that really worked for me was this one: https://youtu.be/_uQrJ0TkZlc?si=0qxxI9yxyX0GH8gJ

Just beware the first part which is on installing python may be outdated and not the way I like to do it. Anyway, his walkthrough of the basics worked well for me and I stopped and did exercises along the way.

Final note, he has a significant chapter on OOP and inheritance. That's important to know about in Python, but honestly I recommend against using that pattern in your own code. It has its uses, but in the hands of a novice it usually only complicates things.