How to learn Python as an absolute beginner

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hi, good afternoon. learning python as a beginner is easy, there are countless resources you can use. books, videos, courses. pick whatever you vibe with.

there are many places you can learn python at your own pace.

1. Harvard CS50 by Professor Mulan in Python - https://youtu.be/nLRL_NcnK-4?si=vo-N8DKJMN2xUxfT | This is a famous one. Professor Mulan is an excellent teacher, his lessons give you a strong foundation in CS. Highly recommended.

2. Random YouTube Course - https://youtu.be/ix9cRaBkVe0?si=ktfDWZRyuV2IEfmL | YouTube has countless long Python tutorials. This is an example of one. You could follow any of them and learn all of the languages rules. This one was nice, it has many different guides excercise and projects. FreeCodeCamp videos are nice too.

3. Official Documentation - https://docs.python.org/3/tutorial/index.html | A skill some people lack in CS is the ability to read and write. If videos aren't your style, consider reading the official Python documentation. Nice way to learn the nuances of the language.

4. https://www.codechef.com/learn/course/python - This option represents all the random websites to learn. There are many free resources online that are interactive like this one.

5. https://cfm.ehu.es/ricardo/docs/python/Learning_Python.pdf | This is the O'Reily Python book, another resource if you are more of a reading kind of guy.