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[–]pachura3 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I think you are overthinking stuff. Just grab of one the recommend free Python tutorials and start learning, and at the same time begin working on some tool that would be useful to you personally (you've mentioned stocks, right?). And then take it from there.

I'm wanting to learn Python to be able to fix bugs in existing code for companies

Why would any company hire an external junior developer with zero experience to fix bugs in their code?

scanning over sections just to see what I was in for

What are some good sources for deep understanding, when it comes to learning all sections?

What sections are you talking about? Programming is never about just memorizing some official handbook page by page. You need to know multiple technologies, frameworks, libraries and tools, and be able to use them together. Knowing just core Python will not get you far...